Warm Weather In San Diego Will Give Way To Rain

SAN DIEGO, CA — Mild, warmer weather is expected Sunday, but forecasters predict some brief, light showers late Sunday evening and into Monday morning.

Temperatures along the coast will range from 61 degrees to 65 degrees, the National Weather Service said, and inland temperatures could range from 59 degrees to 65 degrees.

"It will be cool again today, but then fair and much warmer into midweek, when temperatures will be above average for a change," forecasters in San Diego said. Late Sunday and into Monday morning, brief light showers are expected across the county, but minimal impact is expected.

Good morning, #SoCal! Some scattered rain and snow showers will develop this afternoon and evening, mainly in the mountains Light snow accumulation could occur at 6000 feet and above. Dry and warmer weather returns for early and mid next week! pic.twitter.com/1n29sF5Fp0
— NWS San Diego (@NWSSanDiego) March 29, 2020

"The low clouds should burn away Monday morning, leaving fair skies, and much warmer conditions," the NWS said. "The warming looks to be temporary, though, as another broad trough develops over the west, increasing the onshore flow, and building the cooler marine air back inland after Wednesday."

Along the coast, northwest winds will increase late Sunday afternoon and evening, with a few gusts over 20 knots possible, forecasters said. Any small craft advisory conditions will be brief, so an advisory is not planned. Winds will weaken by Monday morning.

—City News Service