High Surf Advisory runs 10 a.m. Friday through 6 a.m. Sunday with 5–8 foot waves and high rip current risk. Morning clouds give way to warm, sunny afternoons.

San Diego County issued an H2S advisory for South San Diego County after elevated hydrogen sulfide readings. Officials advised residents to limit outdoor activity and follow the district's guidance.

EPA chief Lee Zeldin returns to San Diego Thursday to press binational partners and local regulators for a '100% solution' to the Tijuana River sewage crisis. Residents say progress is still uneven.

Upper 70s to near 80°F today as Santa Ana winds ease; gusty mountain winds and high surf expected into the weekend.

Patchy fog and high surf threaten low-lying shoreline this morning. Inland areas warm into the 70s and gusty winds arrive Wednesday.

Patchy fog and high surf raise the risk of minor coastal flooding and strong rip currents through Tuesday morning. Expect reduced visibility along the shore.

NWS warns 5–9 foot breaking waves and minor beach flooding Monday–Tuesday. Sunny today with a high near 77°F.

Sunny and unusually warm today; patchy fog and higher surf may complicate Monday morning commutes and beaches.

NWS San Diego forecasts warmer temperatures for Southern California, peaking Friday, with above-average warmth and weak offshore winds through Saturday.

NWS San Diego predicts significantly above-average temperatures in San Diego, with the peak on Friday and a gradual cool down expected thereafter. No major disruptions anticipated for marine and aviation sectors.

San Diegans are experiencing warmer temperatures, with highs 5 to 15 degrees above average. The warming will continue into the weekend, especially in the valleys, with forecasts predicting a cooling trend by Sunday.

Clear morning and highs near 72°F; foothill gusts up to 35 mph. Dry, warmer trend into the weekend.

A federal nanobubble‑ozone pilot cut bacteria in treated windows but was crippled by trash and an October flood that washed gear away, renewing calls for bigger binational fixes.