A short-lived, high-pressure system will push the temperature to 78 in San Diego and into the mid-to-upper 80s across inland valleys and foothills.
Friday will be the hottest day in more than two months, with the temperature rising as high as 78 in San Diego and the low to mid-80s across inland valleys and foothills, the National Weather Service said.
Forecasters said that Saturday’s high in San Diego will be a bit cooler, topping out at 73, which is 4 degrees above average. But inland areas will generally be slightly warmer, with lots of readings in the mid-80s.“Cooling will begin Sunday closer to the coast, reaching farther inland by Monday,” the weather service said in an advisory. “The cooler conditions will continue into Tuesday.
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