San Diego’s coast starts cloudy Tuesday before warming into a sunny weekend. Inland mountains and deserts face dangerous heat through Saturday.

San Diego will warm to 80 degrees Monday after early clouds clear, while inland valleys and deserts face dangerous heat.

A heat advisory covers San Diego County coastal areas Sunday, with sunshine after morning clouds and a small midweek cooldown ahead.

San Diego starts Friday cloudy near 68 degrees, then warms into a sunny weekend with rough surf and coastal flooding concerns.

San Diego warms into the weekend as dangerous surf, minor coastal flooding and a heat advisory affect the coast.

Clouds clear Wednesday in San Diego, but heat and dangerous surf are set to build into the weekend.

A state seed bank and a working draft strategy show California lacks the seeds, nursery capacity and funding to meet post‑fire replanting goals.

An extreme heat warning covers the San Diego County mountains this week, with highs into the mid‑90s–105°F. Officials urge hydration, rest breaks and Cool Zones for vulnerable residents.

Coastal San Diego is under a Heat Advisory and a Beach Hazards Statement today. Expect muggy mornings, highs near 81°F and elevated surf with rip‑current risk.

Heat advisory for San Diego coast through Monday with rough surf and muggy nights. Check cool zones and avoid hazardous swimming.

Heat Advisory through Monday with sticky coastal nights and 3–6 ft surf. County Cool Zones are open; avoid rip currents and stay hydrated.

Heat Advisory for San Diego coast through Monday with warm afternoons and muggy nights. Expect higher surf and stronger rip currents.

Patchy fog this morning clears to mostly sunny skies and highs near 83°F. Heat Advisory and Beach Hazards Statement will affect the coast through the weekend.