Overcast skies are blanketing San Diego County's coast and interior valleys Saturday. For commuters, Fallbrook and Ramona have limited visibility of one mile or less. Drivers should be prepared to use their low beams and increase their following distance.
High pressure aloft is starting to taper, which means temperatures will follow and begin to cool down as well. This will be felt at the coast where northwesterly winds will be around 15 miles per hour at their peak and daytime highs will be from the low to mid-60s. Warmer temperatures will cover much of the inland valleys, ranging from the upper 60s to the low 80s. Even the mountain communities are hanging on to the 80s while the deserts will be in the triple digits. Borrego Springs is expected to break through to 105 Saturday, three degrees below the record set in 2013 at 108.
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A coastal eddy will bring misty and foggy conditions Saturday night through Sunday and could result in some drizzle by tomorrow morning. Another round of these misty conditions will likely stick around through Monday morning.
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Enjoy the warmer weather this weekend. San Diego is cooling down this upcoming week and there could even be some light rain by Wednesday.
Friday’s forecast is as followed:
- Coast: Mid-60s to low 70s
- Inland: Upper 60s to low 80s
- Mountains: Low 80s
- Deserts: Low 100s
