A coastal flood advisory lasts through Wednesday afternoon as San Diego prepares for a long stretch of dangerous heat beginning Friday.

San Diego sees patchy morning clouds Tuesday before a weekend heat surge. Coastal flooding remains a concern through Wednesday, while strong rip currents remain a concern through Tuesday.

Clouds clear Monday, but coastal flooding remains a concern through Wednesday, while dangerous rip currents remain a concern through Tuesday. Then San Diego heats up toward a 90-degree weekend.

Clouds and elevated surf arrive Sunday, followed by coastal flooding concerns and a warmer, sunnier stretch later in the week.

Saturday is expected to be the warmest day of the stretch, with Sunday 5 to 10 degrees cooler. Elevated surf is expected through Tuesday, while minor tidal overflow may continue through Wednesday.

San Diego warms through Saturday before cooler weather and slight shower chances arrive Sunday. Elevated surf and strong rip currents will affect the coast through the weekend.

San Diego's weekend warm-up peaks Saturday before cooler weather and a chance of showers arrive Sunday, with beach conditions growing more complicated.

San Diego starts cloudy Wednesday, then temperatures warm through Saturday before easing Sunday and Monday.

Polo jumped from 50 mph to 160 mph in a single day. Forecasters say a Southern California hit is too soon to call.

San Diego’s cloudy Tuesday start should clear into a sunny 78-degree afternoon. Warmer weather arrives by Saturday, when temperatures could reach 85.

San Diego starts cloudy Monday, with warmer conditions building through the week and Thursday forecast near 81 degrees.

Clouds and patchy drizzle arrive early this week, but San Diego warms to around 77 degrees by Saturday.

San Diego’s cloudy Saturday morning should clear into a mild, mostly sunny afternoon. The real warmup arrives late next week.