SAN DIEGO — High pressure is starting to build over Southern California and this is drying out the atmosphere. Expect a weak Santa Ana winds in the morning on Monday with stronger Santa Ana conditions returning Wednesday. Temperatures will stay slightly below average until midweek.
AT THE COAST:
A West swell is filling in Monday and produce waves in the 2 to 4 foot range with some bigger sets in the afternoon. The extreme tide are starting to even out but still pretty big in the morning and a negative tide in the afternoon. Great time to check out the tide pools! LOOK BUT DON"T TAKE!
Temperatures start to warm as the workweek starts, the pattern changes to an offshore flow and by Wednesday Santa Ana conditions set-up with low humidity's. gusty NE winds and warmer temps.
MONDAY TEMPERATURES:
SEASONAL (AVERAGE) DAYTIME HIGHS:
- Coastal highs near 71 to 72 degrees
- Inland valley highs near 74 degrees
- Mountain highs near 60 degrees
- Desert highs near 80 degrees
A ridge of high pressure will build in over us by the middle of the week. Starting on Tuesday night and lasting through Thursday morning, Santa Ana winds will return to our forecast. This will dry us out again and warm up our temperatures. They will be above seasonal, west of the mountains, with elevated fire weather concerns Wednesday and Thursday.
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