Warmer temperatures are expected in southwestern California at the start of 2025 with cooler weather and potential for dense fog and Santa Ana winds to follow.

NWS San Diego forecasts warmer weather for Southern California with 70s expected in lower elevations and 50s in higher mountains.

San Diego is experiencing unusually warm temperatures as it approaches 2024, with hotter weather inland and potential dense fog along the coast. Minor fluctuations and weak Santa Ana winds are forecasted, with a cooling trend expected by Friday.

Southern California is experiencing above-average temperatures, with potential coastal fog and no rainfall expected.

San Diego braces for gusty winds up to 45 mph in mountain and desert areas, with slightly cooler temperatures than the previous Thursday. Conditions are expected to improve over the weekend with higher temperatures and a possible marine layer fog.

San Diego's weather today will be mild with temperatures around the seasonal average; by Saturday, inland areas may warm up significantly. Gusty winds are expected in mountain and desert areas, while a shallow marine layer will keep the coast cool.

NWS San Diego forecasts a warming trend and drier conditions into the weekend, with varying effects across the region and high surf advisories for beaches.

Southern California faces holiday weather challenges with dense fog, cooler temperatures, and strong winds as a low pressure system moves in, bringing potential showers and risks for beachgoers.

The National Weather Service San Diego warns of high surf and strong rip currents, advising inexperienced swimmers to avoid the water and foresees changes in weather conditions, including potential rainfall and gusty winds.

Southern California expects varied holiday weather, including light rain, gusty winds, and strong rip currents. The NWS advises caution due to challenging travel and beach conditions.

The National Weather Service San Diego forecasts cooler weather with a potential for light showers in Southern California before Christmas, along with a High Surf Advisory due to strong swells.

San Diego officials distribute educational material and take maintenance measures to prepare residents for the rainy season, emphasizing the importance of flood insurance and community involvement in reporting issues.

Southern California is experiencing warmer than usual weather, but a low-pressure trough promises a cooler, wet Christmas Eve. Coastal fog and lower visibility are expected, with rain likely to impact holiday travel.