SAN DIEGO (KGTV) — It still feels like summer in San Diego this week.
Temperatures around the county will reach between 8 to 16 degrees above average by Thursday, as we hold on to some of the weekend's heat.
Tuesday will remain a few degrees above average, before a high pressure system moves on top of the county and brings hotter weather.
Coastal communities will wake up to some cloud coverage that will make its way inland later in the day.
Conditions remain steady for the next several days, with a gradual warm up towards the middle of the week. Thursday will be hot inland, with some areas hitting the mid 90s. That heat will taper off by the weekend.
Monday's Highs:
Coast: 73-84
Inland: 84-91
Mountains: 78-90
Deserts: 94-101
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