Saturday brought typical May Gray cloudy skies and cooler-than-normal temperatures. Saturday night, clouds continue to spill into San Diego County west of the mountains, but there will be more clearing into Sunday. Light drizzle is possible Saturday night, then the marine layer starts to weaken in the next couple of days.
Sunday will bring gloomy conditions in the morning, but we'll see sunny skies across the county by the afternoon, allowing temperatures to warm a tiny bit. Highs will stay just below the seasonal average, but will be much closer than what we saw Saturday.
The next couple of days will continue to see slight warming of up to a couple of degrees each day, with the warmest conditions arriving by Thursday and Friday. While temperatures will jump to slightly above average, it won't be extreme heat. Cooling begins yet again at the start of the holiday weekend.
Sunday's Highs:
Coast: 67-72°
Inland: 71-76°
Mountains: 69-79°
Deserts: 92-97°
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