San Diego’s Thursday starts foggy but heats up to near 90 degrees. Beach hazards continue tonight before a cooler weekend arrives.

San Diego starts clear and 72 degrees Wednesday, but a Heat Advisory and beach hazards statement will shape the next two days.

San Diego's coast faces several hot days under a Heat Advisory, with highs near 90 before cooler weather arrives this weekend.

San Diego starts Monday with patchy fog and an 85-degree afternoon, then heads into a hotter stretch capped by a coastal Heat Advisory.

A foggy Sunday morning will give way to sunny skies, but San Diego's real weather story starts Tuesday with an Extreme Heat Watch.

San Diego warms into the mid-80s this weekend, while inland valleys and mountains face a heat advisory.

Sunny skies and highs in the 80s are lined up for San Diego through next week. County deserts face a much more serious heat threat.

Patchy fog should clear by late morning Thursday before San Diego warms to 81 degrees. Mostly sunny skies and low rain chances continue through the weekend.

San Diego’s morning fog should clear into sunny 82-degree weather Wednesday, while inland and desert communities face dangerous heat alerts.

San Diego’s cloudy Tuesday morning should clear into a sunny 81-degree afternoon. Patchy fog returns at night before a warm, mostly sunny stretch settles in.

Clouds should clear by midmorning Monday as San Diego warms to 81 degrees. The city stays mostly sunny all week, while inland areas heat up.

San Diego’s marine layer should clear by late morning Saturday before a warmer, sunnier stretch takes over next week.

San Diego gets a mild, partly sunny Friday before a gradual warm-up pushes highs into the low 80s next week.