SAN DIEGO — A more unsettled stretch of active weather will bring us passing clouds and a chance for light rain Saturday night into Sunday morning, expect an unsettled pattern for the first half of the week.
High pressure has left the region and an area of Low pressure will move south along the West. By the time the energy reaches Southern California and San Diego County, it will be much weaker.
Light rain is falling across San Diego tonight and will continue through early Sunday morning with a mostly cloudy sky and drier conditions for the rest of Sunday.
Once the weakened atmospheric river moves out, an area of low pressure will slowly sweep by to the north of us. This will keep rain chances in the forecast from Monday through Wednesday night. Though the chances don't look likely, there is still a chance for additional rainfall, on-again, off-again activity, during this time frame. Slick roads will be the main hazard from Saturday night through Wednesday night. Please use caution!
SUNDAY TEMPERATURES:
Expect temperatures to remain blow average through Thanksgiving.
SEASONAL (AVERAGE) DAYTIME HIGHS:
- Coastal highs near 69 to 71 degrees
- Inland valley highs near 72 degrees
- Mountain highs near 57 degrees
- Desert highs near 77 degrees
AT THE COAST:
Shower chances will dry up as a weak area of high pressure moves in by Thanksgiving Day. We'll still see partly to mostly cloudy skies for Thanksgiving and Black Friday as temperatures continue to peak near to slight below seasonal for most of the county.
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