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.

San Diego's weekend weather will be marked by clear skies and near-average temperatures, with minimal chances for rain, mainly in the mountains. A cooling trend is anticipated midweek with temperatures expected to drop significantly below average.

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.