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.

NWS San Diego forecasts afternoon thunderstorms in San Diego's mountains and deserts, with diminishing chances by Wednesday and possible showers on Thursday due to Tropical Storm Juliette's remnants. Weekend to bring warmer, drier conditions.

San Diego launched a pilot program to reduce contaminants in green bins by manually sorting waste, providing jobs to those in need, and preparing to educate the public.

NWS forecasts a cooler week with light showers for San Diego, and potential thunderstorms over mountains and deserts. Humidity remains high. A monsoon pattern will continue with a weekend cooling trend and less storm chances.

NWS San Diego forecasts a slight cool-down for coastal areas, sustained heat inland, and increased warmth in deserts, with chances of rain focused on mountains and east-facing slopes. Thunderstorms may persist through Wednesday.

San Diego's weekend weather includes a slight temperature drop with above-normal temps continuing until Tuesday, and a chance of thunderstorms, mainly in mountains and deserts. A cooler trend is expected by Tuesday with coastal morning clouds.

The NWS reports a continued heatwave in California with above-normal temperatures through the weekend and possible thunderstorms due to monsoonal moisture.

SoCal expects a heat surge and monsoonal moisture with chances of showers and thunderstorms into the weekend, says NWS San Diego. Highs may reach 112-116°F in deserts with cooler temps and some rain expected next week.

New health risk warning signs regarding hydrogen sulfide have been installed in parts of the Tijuana River Valley, including a QR code linking to a County website.

The Southwest is expecting a heatwave with temperatures 3-10 degrees above normal, with a cooling trend starting Tuesday, amid chances of showers and thunderstorms.

NWS San Diego predicts above-average temperatures and a return of monsoon moisture with possible thunderstorms in Southern California, advising residents to prepare for the heat and stay vigilant for changing weather conditions.

The NWS San Diego has issued an Extreme Heat Watch for inland areas due to temperatures rising 3 to 7 degrees above average, impacting the region with high heat risks and limited nighttime relief.

San Diego experiences minor warming trend, staying below normal temps; a heat rise is expected next week due to high pressure. Monsoon moisture may bring showers and storms, with no hazardous marine conditions through Thursday.