San Diego will dry out tonight, and gusty winds will taper off. Wednesday will be cold with frost inland and blustery conditions around the county, as temps remain below normal.
A Frost Advisory will be in effect for the inland valleys from midnight tonight through 8am tomorrow with the coldest temperatures dipping down to 30 degrees. Colder in the mountains in the 20s to start the day.
A High Surf Advisory will be in effect until 2pm tomorrow for waves of 7 to 10 feet and dangerous rip currents. You should avoid going in the water anyway due to bacteria runoff from recent rain.
Wednesday will be mostly sunny but chilly and breezy. Below-normal temperatures last into early next week with another storm expected to bring rain, wind, and mountain snow this weekend.
The chance for showers could possibly last through President's Day.
Wednesday's Highs:
Coast: 59-63°
Inland: 59-62°
Mountains: 43-50°
Deserts: 62-65°
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