We are so close to beating the heat, San Diego. Just one more day!
The Excessive Heat Warnings remain in effect for inland and desert communities, while the mountains are still under a Heat Advisory. All alerts expire around 8 p.m. Monday.
Several cities matched or broke records on back-to-back days this weekend. Ramona tied a historic high of 98 degrees both Saturday and Sunday. Campo hit 104 degrees Saturday and 105 degrees Sunday, breaking previous records that were set back in 1980. Borrego Springs also set new heat marks with a high of 110 degrees Saturday and 111 degrees Sunday.
Borrego Springs has the potential to break another record Monday as well with a forecasted high of 110 degrees.
Temperatures should steadily decline back closer to seasonal averages by next weekend.
Meanwhile, along the coast, we've seen a much different story. Temperatures have been kept in check thanks for early morning fog and a lingering cloud cover. You can expect that trend to continue over the next couple days. Keep in mind, this will likely impact visibility during your morning commute!
Monday's Highs:
Coast: 72-85°
Inland: 88-99°
Mountains: 87-98°
Deserts: 104-110°
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