Cool, cloudy and breezy conditions were expected Sunday in San Diego County with a slight chance of patchy light drizzle or showers into early Monday morning, the National Weather Service said.
The marine layer was expected to remain deep into Monday.
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WATCH HERE"The moist layer wasn't quite deep enough to support much snow in the mountains, but there could be some light accumulation at times through Sunday night at or below 5,500 feet," the NWS said.
Coastal and valley temperatures Saturday were expected to be around 59, with overnight lows in the 40s. Mountain highs were predicted to be 43 to 51, with lows 27 to 35, while highs in the deserts were forecast to be 64 to 68 with lows in the 40s.
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No hazardous marine weather conditions were expected through Monday morning. Breezy northwest gusts up to 20 knots were possible across the outer coastal waters each afternoon this week, with the strongest gusts approaching 25 knots Tuesday evening through Thursday morning.
