The NWS has issued an Extreme Heat Watch for March 16–20. Expect coastal fog this weekend and dangerous inland heat next week.

Heat Advisory through tonight as inland San Diego climbs into the 80s–90s. See cooling centers and safety tips.

Heat Advisory through March 13 with coast highs near 87°F and inland 90s. Expect gusty winds and elevated rip current risk.

An advisory took effect March 10 for the San Mateo Creek outlet at Trestles, San Onofre. County officials list the site under advisories while testing continues.

Clear now but a fast warm‑up is coming: record‑chasing highs are expected Thursday and Friday, with inland neighborhoods worst hit. Stay cool and plan ahead.

Coastal San Diego is cooler Monday with a small chance of showers in the far south. Expect a sharp warm-up midweek into the weekend.

Sunny and warm inland with gusty Santa Anas Sunday; wind advisory runs through 5 p.m. and a slight chance of light mountain showers tonight.

Clear skies and a fast warm-up Saturday will be paired with gusty Santa Ana winds; the Wind Advisory runs through 5 p.m. Sunday.

Clear skies Friday and a warm weekend, but Santa Ana gusts will make inland areas blustery. Expect highs in the 70s and gusts up to 50+ mph into Sunday.

Patchy drizzle this morning clears to sun and highs near 70. Gusty winds and advisories through Friday—boaters and commuters take note.

A San Juan Capistrano runner’s records and Instagram posts forced a Dana Point town hall after residents documented herbicide spraying in creeks that drain to Doheny State Beach.

Clear and mild now, but gusty winds and a Small Craft Advisory arrive through Thursday. Secure loose items and boat with caution.

Cloudy Tuesday morning gives way to sunshine and highs near 70°F, with gusty mountain and desert winds expected Wednesday night into Thursday. Boaters should watch for rough seas.