SAN DIEGO (KGTV) — A warmup is here, with dome of heat settling on top of us. The mountains and deserts have advisories related to the heat that will last until Thursday evening, while inland neighborhoods will also feel the heat. The coastline's temperatures remain mild.
Everyone living away from the coastline may see light showers Wednesday night, with isolated thunderstorms bringing quick downpours. Conditions will dry out Thursday and Friday before a big cooldown in store for the weekend.
Friday temperatures begin to cool down, as a low pressure system brings cooler air. It will also usher in sub-tropical moisture, increasing the chances of rainfall Sunday and Monday. Showers could bring more than an inch of rain to many inland communities.
The ABC 10News weather team continues to track the latest heat and storm conditions.
Wednesday's Highs:
Coast: 75-89°
Inland: 89-99°
Mountains: 86-98°
Deserts: 106-112°
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