San Diego will be warmer and drier today but expects light showers by tomorrow evening. More rain is forecasted for the upcoming week, with intermittent dry spells.

Southern California will experience a dry and warmer weekend with lower humidity inland. The weather may shift early next week with a 30-40% chance of showers. Temperatures will remain close to the seasonal average.

The National Weather Service San Diego has issued a Flood Watch for various regions due to Tropical Storm Mario, with possible heavy showers and thunderstorms.

Tropical Storm Mario's remnants to bring showers, thunderstorms, and a cooling trend to Southern California, peaking Thursday, with gradual warming expected afterwards.

Tropical moisture is set to cool down San Diego mid-week, bringing chances of rain and thunderstorms, especially in mountainous areas. Temperatures are predicted to drop below average following the heat.

San Diego's weather forecast includes clear skies but also chances of showers and thunderstorms mid-week due to tropical moisture, with varied probabilities across regions.

San Diego's weather will be slightly cooler today and warming throughout the week, with possible thunderstorms by Wednesday. Skies mostly clear for aviation and marine activities.

San Diego is expected to experience mild weather with temperatures slightly above the seasonal average by mid-next week, according to the National Weather Service San Diego.

Warmer temperatures and possible thunderstorms are expected in San Diego next week, with mercury rising for coastal and inland areas.

San Diego's weather forecast indicates a temporary cooldown before temperatures rise again, with potential monsoonal moisture next week increasing rainfall chances.

The National Weather Service San Diego forecasts cooler temperatures and gusty winds for southwestern California this week due to a low-pressure system.

San Diego is experiencing a cooling trend with below-average temperatures and stronger winds, particularly in mountain and desert areas, where gusts could reach up to 60 mph.

The NWS in San Diego forecasts cooler temperatures and possible drizzle as a low-pressure system brings a cooling trend and stronger winds, with temperatures dropping below normal midweek.