San Diego will hit 88 degrees Monday as dangerous surf, rip currents and minor coastal flooding continue along the coast through Tuesday night.

San Diego stays around or slightly below seasonal averages Sunday after a slight chance of morning showers. Along the coast, dangerous surf and coastal flooding concerns continue through Tuesday.

San Diego faces dangerous surf and coastal flooding through Tuesday, with rain chances over the weekend.

A vacant lot near the border is slated to become a climate campus with a cooling shelter, community garden, plaza and EV charging stations for San Ysidro's toughest climate days.

San Diego gets a sunny, comfortable Thursday before showers and dangerous holiday weekend surf enter the forecast.

San Diego enjoys sunny weather through Friday before temperatures rise and surf builds for the holiday weekend.

San Diego starts cloudy Tuesday before sunshine arrives and temperatures settle near 80 degrees. Shower chances return for the Labor Day weekend.

San Diego’s cloudy Monday morning should clear into sunshine, with temperatures near 80 for much of the week and a warmer Sunday ahead.

San Diego cools to 84 degrees Sunday after last week’s heat, with morning fog giving way to sunshine. Beachgoers should also watch for elevated surf and high rip-current risk.

Saturday brings San Diego’s final hot day under a Heat Advisory, with temperatures near 89 degrees. A cooler stretch begins Sunday.

A Heat Advisory lasts through Friday evening as San Diego nears 90 degrees, but cooler temperatures arrive this weekend.

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.