San Diego is starting Wednesday clear and mild, with temperatures around 61 degrees before the city warms to about 74. The pleasant setup comes with a serious coastal warning, as late-morning high tides could flood low-lying roads and shoreline properties through Thursday afternoon.
According to the National Weather Service, the Coastal Flood Warning remains in effect for San Diego County coastal areas until 1 p.m. Thursday. High tides have been observed at roughly 1.5 to 1.7 feet above astronomical predictions, with roads, homes, businesses and infrastructure near the water potentially affected.
Clear Wednesday Gives Way To Cooler Weather
Wednesday will bring partly sunny to mostly cloudy skies. Thursday should reach about 72 degrees under partly sunny skies. A slight chance of showers arrives late Thursday night into early Friday, although rainfall totals are expected to remain light.
Friday looks partly sunny with a high near 70, but the broader trend is cooler and cloudier heading into the weekend. A storm could bring hazardous winds and seas Sunday.
Rain Chances Rise For Halloween Weekend
Rain chances rise Saturday, making outdoor Halloween plans a little more complicated than the forecast's sunny start to the week suggested. Rain or showers are possible Sunday.
The wettest period is expected from late Saturday night into Sunday, when heavier rainfall is possible across the region. Anyone traveling near the coast should avoid barricades and never drive through water of unknown depth, especially during the late-morning high tides.
Dry Weather Returns Next Week
The pattern turns warmer and drier Monday, with sunny skies and a high near 75. Tuesday temperatures should be in the 70s, offering San Diego a quick reset after the weekend rain.
