San Diego woke up under a blanket of clouds today, with coastal temperatures hovering near 66°F and afternoon highs around 74°F. The familiar marine layer is expected to thin by midmorning, setting up partly sunny afternoons along the shoreline.
Afternoon Sunshine and Mild West Winds
Skies should turn partly sunny today, with a high near 74°F and a light west breeze around 0–10 mph. Temperatures will climb from the mid-60s in the early morning into the low-70s by midday. Tonight looks mostly cloudy, with a low near 65°F, and Wednesday is forecast to be slightly warmer, with inland highs near 75°F.
Beach Hazards: 4–6 Foot Surf and Strong Rip Currents
The National Weather Service San Diego issued a Beach Hazards Statement yesterday in effect through Thursday evening, warning of 4–6 foot surf, strong rip currents, and the possibility of localized minor tidal overflow during high tides on Wednesday and Thursday. For full details and exact timing, see the National Weather Service San Diego.
What To Know Before You Head To The Beach
If a beach day is on your calendar, plan to swim only near lifeguarded towers, follow posted flags and steer clear of jetties and rocky spots where currents can get tricky. For safety tips, visit the City of San Diego Lifeguards.
