Spotty morning showers and gusty west winds this morning in San Diego. Clearing skies and a warm-up into the 70s are on the way.

Spotty showers possible tonight into Tuesday with breezy west winds inland. Sunshine and warmer conditions return Wednesday.

A cool, drizzly start will give way to a sharp warm‑up by Mother’s Day, with inland SoCal and some L.A. neighborhoods likely reaching the 90s. Plan for rapidly rising temps this weekend.

Windblown dust prompted an air‑quality alert across the Imperial Valley and parts of western Imperial County. Officials warn sensitive residents to limit outdoor activity.

A vegetation fire scorched about 10 acres near Highway 79 and Sage Road in Aguanga Saturday; crews remain on scene and updates are pending.

Low clouds and patchy drizzle keep San Diego cool today with highs near 68°F; slight showers and gusty mountain winds expected into Monday.

Low clouds stick to the coast while inland highs reach the low 70s. Best chance for light showers arrives Monday night into Tuesday; mountain gusts possible.

Cal Fire says crews stopped the forward spread of a San Diego County vegetation fire and are strengthening containment lines.

Morning low clouds will lift to sun and highs near 71°F. Expect cooler, gusty winds inland by Sunday.

Clear and mild Thursday with highs near 69°F. Breezy inland gusts today; a cooler low could bring light showers Sunday–Tuesday.

Sunny skies with breezy afternoon gusts in San Diego; highs near 68. Inland neighborhoods warm into the 70s later this week.

Light showers and gusty west winds make for a blustery Sunday commute. Wind advisory runs through 11 AM.

Environmental groups and local leaders launched a billboard blitz in San Diego to oppose the federal plan to open parts of California’s coast to new offshore oil leases. The ads aim to put pressure on BOEM as federal environmental reviews move forward.