Mostly sunny and warmer today with highs near 73°F. Patchy fog returns late and could slow morning commutes.

Cloudy morning gives way to partly sunny afternoons and highs near 69°F. Gusty southwest winds and choppy surf could affect beach plans.

Patchy morning drizzle and gusty south winds in San Diego. A Beach Hazards Statement warns of rough surf through Monday.

A locally active fault runs beneath downtown San Diego; experts warn mapping gaps and recent seismic swarms make the Rose Canyon Fault a closer concern than most residents realize.

A Beach Hazards Statement and gusty winds make San Diego beaches hazardous from Saturday evening through Monday morning. Lifeguards and forecasters urge staying out of the water.

Emergency repairs to a leaking Tijuana wastewater pipeline prompted odor warnings across San Diego and raised concerns about possible beach closures.

Morning clouds give way to a partly sunny afternoon with a high near 69°F. Expect deeper marine layer and gusty inland winds Saturday–Sunday.

Morning low clouds will give way to mostly sunny afternoons with highs near 71°F. Weekend gusts may impact mountain passes and small craft.

A new Nature study finds rain in the West is clustering into heavier storms separated by longer dry spells — a pattern that dries landscapes and strains water supplies.

Lake Oroville climbed to 99% capacity on May 12, 2026 as DWR trimmed releases to capture Sierra runoff. The rise eases short-term supply worries but revives memories of the 2017 spillway crisis.

Low clouds cling to the coast this morning, then give way to partly sunny skies and highs near 70°F. Expect breezy afternoons and weekend choppiness for boaters.

Patchy morning fog and low clouds will keep San Diego mostly cloudy with highs near 67°F.

Coastal San Diego will warm to about 72°F Monday while inland valleys and deserts heat up. Extreme Heat Warnings cover desert zones through 8 PM; local Cool Zones are open.