San Diego Weather Outlook: Showers Clear, Heat Returns Next Week

Clouds and scattered showers are expected to clear from San Diego County by Tuesday afternoon, as reported by the National Weather Service. While rain chances will diminish throughout Tuesday morning, forecasters indicate the possibility of light rain returning later in the day and into early Wednesday.

Temperatures on Tuesday are projected to reach a range of highs, with coastal areas seeing around 79 degrees Fahrenheit, while inland regions may experience temperatures between 80 to 85 degrees. The western valleys could see highs of 83 to 87 degrees, with foothills reaching up to 85 to 90 degrees. In the mountains, temperatures may range from 79 to 87 degrees, and desert areas could hit between 96 to 100 degrees. These temperatures are expected to remain near or just below seasonal averages.

Forecast for the Remainder of the Week

Meteorologists predict that coastal low clouds will gradually decrease throughout the week. Drier conditions are anticipated for Thursday and Friday, although a weak weather system might bring a chance of afternoon showers in the mountains on Friday and Saturday.

By Sunday, this disturbance is expected to move eastward, resulting in warmer and drier weather as the county heads into early next week. Residents can look forward to a shift in conditions that will bring a welcome break from the recent showers, allowing for more enjoyable outdoor activities in the coming days.

As always, those in the area should stay informed on the latest updates from the National Weather Service for any changes in the forecast.