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San Diego’s Weather Forecast: Enjoy the average temps before it's hot and humid!

ABC 10News Pinpoint Weather with Weather Anchor Ava Kershner: Near average temps before high pressure moves in
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It’s no wonder why so many people traveled to San Diego this holiday weekend the weather was great!

The coast was hanging out in the mid 70s for most of the weekend, and we will see temps trend upwards as we head toward the middle of this week.

You’ll notice some morning and evening clouds in your forecast over the next few days. Our marine layer is soon to become shallow, which could also mean we are seeing some patchy fog lingering in the morning.

The high pressure system (currently hovering around Chihuahua, Mexico) will be moving towards Southern California by Tuesday.

We will see temps skyrocket- with some even 15° above normal for this time of year.

Low level moisture is also coming, which means we will also feel humidity along with the heat.

So if you have outside chores or dogs to walk, it’s best to do so in the morning.

By Thursday, the coast will get upper 70s and inland communities will reach near 90!

Our deserta are even expecting an Extreme Heat Warning to go into effect from Wednesday to Thursday, when nearing the 114° mark.

Moderate cooling arrives Friday, with temperatures staying moderate for next weekend.

Monday’s Highs:

Coast: 70-75°

Inland: 80-93°

Mountains: 87-97°

Deserts: 109-114°

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