Heat will stick around in San Diego County for the next several days. There is a heat advisory in effect in our inland communities and an excessive heat warning for the deserts. Temperatures are expected to hit the 90s and 100s until the weekend.
A cooldown is on the beginning Sunday, when inland and mountain communities will drop back into the 80s. Deserts will fall below 110 degrees daily.
An increase of monsoonal moisture will bring a chance of thunderstorms in our inland, mountain and desert communities early next week.
Thursday's Highs:
Coast: 74-87°
Inland: 88-101°
Mountains: 89-98°
Deserts: 109-116°
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