Tomorrow ow clouds and patchy fog will clear to sunshine by mid to late morning with uneven clearing at some beaches. Temperatures along the coast will vary; San Diego will top out at just 70 degrees, while Vista will hit 78.
The Fourth of July will be almost as warm as today with morning clouds giving way to sunny skies and even the beaches will see better clearing tomorrow. Expect 70s along the coast with mostly 80s inland to the mountains and still very hot in the deserts around 112 degrees. Perfect viewing for the fireworks shows across the county tomorrow night with temperatures in the 60s and 70s for most of us while the deserts will be quite warm in the 90s. While marine layer clouds may start to roll in near the coast, any clouds will be above the fireworks and won't impede viewing.
Gusty conditions will continue will in the mountains and deserts with stronger winds tomorrow up to 50mph. The wind coupled with the high heat will lead to elevated fire danger so be sure to be extra fire safe and do not set off your own fireworks, not only is it illegal but it could quickly start a wildfire.
Temperatures will drop a few degrees each day through the end of the work week when it will be 5 to 10 degrees cooler than today.
Tuesday's Highs:
Coast: 69-79°
Inland: 81-90°
Mountains: 83-92°
Deserts: 103-110°
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