San Diego starts Halloween with isolated light showers continuing in the coastal basin, while additional rain is forecast late Saturday evening and into Sunday.

San Diego gets a cloudy Friday before rain ramps up for Halloween weekend, with coastal flooding concerns and potentially heavy showers Sunday.

Coastal flooding remains the immediate concern for San Diego before a wet weekend brings showers, thunderstorms and possible heavy rain.

San Diego starts clear and mild Wednesday, but coastal flooding remains a concern through Thursday before rain chances climb for Halloween weekend.

Sunny skies arrive Tuesday, but coastal flooding threatens low-lying areas through Thursday. Rain chances rise sharply for Halloween weekend.

Sunny skies arrive Monday, but unusually high tides keep San Diego's coast under a flood warning. Cooler weather and increasing rain chances follow into Halloween weekend.

San Diego will be sunny and warm Sunday, but a Coastal Flood Warning is in effect through Thursday as unusually high morning tides threaten the shoreline.

San Diego gets a sunny, warmer weekend, but high tides could flood low-lying coastal areas starting Sunday morning.

Light rain will taper Friday as San Diego heads toward a dry, warmer weekend. High tides could bring coastal flooding concerns early next week.

Showers and possible thunderstorms are in San Diego’s Thursday forecast, with strong mountain winds and rising tides also in play. Sunshine and warmer temperatures return this weekend.

Low clouds are expected in parts of the inland valleys early Wednesday, with showers possibly reaching the coast in the afternoon. Thunderstorm chances are greatest late Wednesday night into Thursday before the weekend warms up.

San Diego reaches 78 degrees Tuesday before rain and possible thunderstorms arrive Wednesday night. Dangerous surf will also continue along the coast.

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