San Diego is starting Halloween with isolated light showers continuing in the coastal basin and multiple cloud layers, with temperatures around 63 degrees. Showers are forecast late Saturday evening, with the wettest stretch expected late Saturday night into Sunday morning.
Rain Arrives After Halloween Plans Get Underway
Saturday should reach about 72 degrees under mostly cloudy skies, with light south winds around 5 mph. Showers are forecast late Saturday evening, with the heaviest and most widespread rain expected later in the evening.
That leaves an early-evening window for outdoor plans, but umbrellas and water-resistant costumes could become useful as the night wears on. The National Weather Service expects rainfall rates to generally stay modest, though isolated heavier downpours are possible, particularly in San Diego County.
Sunday Stays Wet Before A Sunny Reset
Showers remain likely Sunday, when the high should reach about 70 degrees and rainfall chances remain near 90%. Coastal and valley areas could pick up several tenths of an inch, with the rain becoming more scattered and tapering from north to south Sunday afternoon before ending by Sunday evening, according to the National Weather Service.
The latest outlook sharpens the wetter timing described in Hoodline's earlier forecast. Along the coast, surf is expected to build to 3 to 6 feet Sunday and Monday, and forecasters say minor tidal overflow remains possible near southwest-facing beaches during high tides.
Clearer, Warmer Weather Returns Monday
San Diego gets a quick weather reset Monday, with mostly sunny skies and a high near 75 degrees. Tuesday should be sunny and about 75, followed by mostly sunny or partly cloudy conditions through Friday, with highs staying near 74 degrees and little chance of rain.
No watches, warnings, or advisories are currently listed for the city. Drivers should still expect slick roads during heavier showers and avoid standing water, while beachgoers should keep an eye on surf and tide conditions through the weekend.
