A nice weekend, with a chance for beneficial rain next week.
Tonight, will be cold with lows in the 40s across most of the county, and even colder in the foothills and mountains with 30s by early tomorrow morning.
Daylight Saving Time ends this Sunday with an extra hour of sleep, but make sure to change the clocks back one hour before bed Saturday night.
Another cold system arrives next week, with a chance for heavy rain, snow, and gusty winds. It's still early to determine exactly who will get the heaviest rain, but models have been consistent now for a few inches possible.
We remain under a moderate drought, so rain is beneficial, but timing might not be ideal. It looks like the heaviest rain could happen on Election Day. Please stay tune to the forecast, as the storm gets closer. Periods of intermittent rain can be expected through Wednesday.
Wind will start to pick up Sunday peaking Monday into Tuesday when westerly gusts of 25 to 55 mph will be possible.
Temperatures will drop 5 to 20 degrees below average with low 60s for most of the county, and 40s in the mountains.
We dry out Wednesday afternoon, with slightly warmer temperatures on Thursday.
Veterans Day will be chilly early, turning mostly sunny, with daytime highs around 65 degrees in San Diego. It will be a beautiful day with most of the county trending almost 10 degrees below normal in the wake of the storm.
Saturday's Highs:
Coast: 65-70°
Inland: 66-72°
Mountains: 50-65°
Deserts: 77-82°
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