San Diego's weather is cooling with near seasonal temperatures expected before a further decline early next week, although sunshine and higher temperatures may return later.

San Diego weather cools slightly with seasonal temperatures expected over the weekend and a drying trend to follow, as per the National Weather Service.

High temperatures in the 100s expected in Coachella Valley and surrounding deserts with a chance of afternoon thunderstorms. Cooling trend to begin next week across Southern California.

San Diego County officials have issued an odor advisory due to high hydrogen sulfide levels from the Tijuana River, impacting residents with potential health effects. Measures like home air purifiers and limited outdoor activities are advised.

San Diego's weather forecast includes high temperatures and potential showers and thunderstorms through Thursday, with a cooling trend starting Friday.

San Diego expects showers and thunderstorms with locally intense rain and gusty winds due to monsoonal moisture, alongside a heat advisory for high temperatures.

San Diego faces high temperatures and possible thunderstorms, with inland areas reaching the 90s and possibly over 100 degrees. Cooler weather and reduced storm activity may arrive later in the week.

The National Weather Service in San Diego issues heat advisories for inland valleys, forecasting peak temperatures with a chance of monsoonal showers and thunderstorms. Beachgoers are also warned of strong rip currents.

San Diego County's weather forecast includes cooler coastal temps, warmer inland conditions, and a potential heatwave early next week, with possible monsoonal moisture and isolated showers predicted in higher elevations.

The upcoming week in San Diego will see a warming trend with temperatures 5 degrees above average, transitioning to cooler, near-seasonal weather with potential thunderstorms and high rip currents.

A Scripps Oceanography study confirmed high air pollution levels from the Tijuana River in San Diego's South Bay, which exceed safety limits and are a health risk to residents.

The San Diego area is expected to have cooler temperatures and possible rain, with a chance of thunderstorms and flash floods in higher elevations. Conditions are set to dry up over the weekend.

Monsoon moisture decrease reduces thunderstorm likelihood in Riverside and San Diego counties, with cooler temperatures expected. Remnants of Tropical Storm Juliette may cause scattered showers and potential flash floods in southwestern California.