The big weather story of the week will be the monsoon. Activity will stay fairly strong through the next week over Arizona, with chances for wrap-around moisture impacting San Diego County most days this week.
Convection looks most promising in the afternoon hours for mountains and deserts, with pop-up showers possible. Lightning will be a concern, along with localized flooding potential in any areas that get caught under cells.
While the eastern parts of the county monitor that storm potential, the western parts of the county remain temperate. The marine layer will come and go along the coast and for some inland areas each night.
Temperatures remain mild across the county for the next week. Daytime highs will actually be slightly cooler than seasonal average.
Monday's Highs
Coast: 70-77º
Inland: 77-84º
Mountains: 84-91º
Deserts: 102-107º
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