San Diego County is experiencing warm and dry weather, with high pressure keeping conditions stable until Friday. According to the National Weather Service (NWS), high temperatures on Tuesday are projected to reach around 71°F near the coast and between 72°F to 76°F inland. In the western valleys, temperatures are expected to range from 74°F to 78°F, while areas near the foothills could see highs between 77°F and 82°F. The mountains will likely experience temperatures between 70°F and 78°F, while the deserts may reach between 81°F and 84°F.
Night and morning low clouds and fog are anticipated along the coast, which may extend further inland by the end of the week. Onshore flow is expected to resume on Friday, bringing a gradual cooldown, although temperatures will remain above the seasonal average. This pattern has been consistent throughout the season, according to the NWS.
Possible Rainfall Around Christmas
Looking ahead, temperatures may rise again early next week. However, forecasters suggest that a potential storm could bring rainfall to the West Coast around Christmas. This weather development has raised expectations for a wet holiday period, contrasting sharply with the current sunny conditions.
The NWS continues to monitor the situation and will provide updates as forecasts evolve. Residents are encouraged to stay informed about weather patterns as the holiday approaches, particularly if planning outdoor activities or travel.
In other news, several local events are being organized in anticipation of the festive season, with safety measures in place to accommodate increased holiday traffic. As the weather shifts, community members are urged to exercise caution.
As San Diego County prepares for possible rain, the pleasant weather in the meantime allows residents to enjoy the last days of a warm December.
