Strong Santa Ana winds will impact San Diego Tuesday night through Wednesday evening.
Tonight, the skies will stay mostly clear allowing temperatures to drop yet again to the 30s and 40s. The chilly nights are here to stay, but the afternoons should go up slightly as the winds turn out of the east. Dry winds will also elevate fire danger.
High winds out of the NE will range from 25-35mph in the mountains and foothills, with localized gusts up to 70mph. These strong Santa Anas could topple down trees and power lines. The winds will make for difficult driving conditions. Any unsecured or loose objects could also be blown away. We have tonight and tomorrow to secure any of those objects before the winds peak.
A High Wind Warning will be in effect starting at 7pm Tuesday until 7pm Wednesday for the inland valley and mountains. Peak wind gusts will occur Wednesday morning into early afternoon.
On Thursday, we'll have slight warming into the upper 70s towards the inland valleys putting us a few degrees above normal. Then, cooling back down for the weekend.
Tuesday's Highs:
Coast: 66-69
Inland: 67-72
Mountains: 47-62
Deserts: 70-72
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