Southern California is set to experience changes in weather due to remnants of Hurricane Priscilla, with possible showers and storms later in the week.

NWS San Diego forecasts a warm-up, potential late-week showers from Hurricane Priscilla's remnants, with varied temperatures and a chance of significant rainfall Friday.

San Diego experiences slight warming with temperatures below normal and eyes on Tropical Storm Priscilla for potential moisture later in the week. Clear skies with patchy low clouds are expected, while the weekend may see a drier trend.

San Diegans in inland areas will experience a rise in temperatures, and potential slight showers in the mountains, with varying weather conditions and a weak chance of thunderstorms.

The article details a forecast by NWS San Diego, predicting warmer conditions followed by a cooling trend and strong onshore winds in Southern California.

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San Diego's weather will slightly warm midweek but cooler temperatures are expected for the weekend, with a low pressure system causing below-average conditions and increased winds.

San Diego expects cooler weather and cloudy skies due to a low-pressure system, reports the National Weather Service. Beach hazards like high surf and rip currents are also forecasted.

NWS San Diego warns of elevated surf and strong rip currents for Orange and San Diego County beaches from Sunday to Tuesday, with slightly warmer inland temperatures and a cooling trend ahead.

San Diego's weather this week includes a slight chance of mountain showers, high surf at beaches, and below-average temperatures until Tuesday, followed by a mild warming trend.

Forecasted isolated showers in Southern California will strengthen, particularly in mountain and desert regions, with potential flooding in some areas; drier conditions to return early next week.

San Diego forecast indicates cooler temperatures, a chance of rain, and potential thunderstorms, with a marine layer causing patchy drizzle. Beachgoers are warned of high surf and rip currents due to Hurricane Narda.

San Diego anticipates cooler temperatures and potential rain this weekend, with windy conditions in mountains and deserts. Beachgoers warned of high surf due to Hurricane Narda's south swell.