Impending cool and potentially wet weather could affect New Year's Eve plans in Southern California as the region transitions from warm, gusty conditions.

San Diego forecast includes Santa Ana winds up to 60 mph, warming trend to 70°F, followed by a shift to cloudier, wetter conditions with rain chances increasing to 90% by New Year's Day.

San Diego anticipates a varied weather week with warm, windy days and strong Santa Ana winds. Coastal temperatures may hit the 70s, while inland valleys have cooled overnight. A low-pressure system may affect New Year's plans with possible rain.

San Diego is experiencing cooler than average temperatures, with gusty Santa Ana winds expected Sunday through Tuesday. Warmer weather will follow, but a low-pressure system may bring rain by midweek.

Gov. Newsom declared a state of emergency in several Californian counties due to severe weather risks, such as flooding and landslides, aiming to mobilize resources for response efforts.

Southern California experiences severe weather, including strong winds and heavy rainfall, with forecasts predicting showers to decrease but possibly return around New Year's Day.

The National Weather Service in San Diego warns of heavy rain and strong winds due to an atmospheric river, affecting Southern California over the holiday, with potential flash flooding and travel disruptions.

The NWS San Diego has issued advisories for Southern California, expecting heavy rain, strong winds, and snow due to an atmospheric river, with significant impacts expected over the holiday season.

San Diego expects heavy rainfall and potential flash floods on Christmas Eve, with up to 12 inches of rain forecasted in some areas, gusty winds, and marine warnings in effect.

An incoming storm in San Diego brings rain, heavy winds, and potential flooding, impacting holiday travel and outdoor activities, with minimal chances of snow except at higher elevations.

San Diego weather will fluctuate with high temperatures followed by a low-pressure system bringing heavy rain and snow around Christmas, affecting travel and raising flood concerns.

A mandatory No‑Burn alert covers large parts of the South Coast Air Basin through early Saturday. Residents should avoid wood fires, run filters and check local air maps.

San Diego County experiences a temporary heatwave with temperatures potentially breaking records before cooling off over the weekend and bringing rain the following week.