San Diego gets one more sunny, warm day Monday before fog, dangerous surf and a wet midweek pattern take over.

San Diego will hit 85 degrees Sunday before cooler weather, fog, rain and possible thunderstorms arrive by midweek. Beach hazards remain in effect through Tuesday morning.

A hot, windy Saturday is ahead for San Diego before temperatures plunge and rain chances return midweek.

San Diego is in for a Friday near 94 degrees under a Heat Advisory, with Santa Ana winds and rougher surf adding to the weather story. Cooler temperatures and a chance of showers arrive next week.

San Diego is heading into a hot, windy stretch through Saturday, with the strongest Santa Ana gusts expected Friday. Cooler weather and possible showers arrive next week.

San Diego’s clear skies are giving way to a hot, windy stretch, with temperatures climbing into the upper 80s to mid-90s. Coastal hazards remain in place through Thursday.

A cloudy, showery morning gives way to sunshine Tuesday, but coastal flooding remains possible through early afternoon. Then San Diego heads into a sharp warmup, with temperatures reaching the 90s by Friday.

Showers and coastal flooding concerns linger Monday before San Diego shifts into a sunny, increasingly hot pattern by the weekend.

The 36-foot rig lands north of the Plaza de Panama Fountain, the last stop on a four-city tour before the statewide ShakeOut drill.

Rain, coastal flooding and dangerous surf are making for a rough Sunday in San Diego. A sharp warm-up arrives later this week.

San Diego’s quiet Saturday morning could turn into a dangerous weekend as Tropical Storm Rachel brings heavy rain, flooding and high surf.

Showers, gusty winds and dangerous surf are expected to reshape San Diego's weekend.

San Diego is expected to cool into the weekend, with showers possible.