San Diego’s cloudy start Tuesday should clear into a sunny 76-degree afternoon. Cooler weather arrives Wednesday before a mild, dry weekend.

Clouds will clear Monday as San Diego settles into a mild, dry week with highs in the upper 70s and a weekend warm-up.

San Diego gets a cloudy start Sunday before sunshine takes over. Temperatures are expected to stay near average through midweek before warming into next weekend.

Bike rides, live music and eco-exhibitors converge at the Solana Beach Library on October 3 for a free Clean Air Fair.

San Diego will see hot conditions Friday before cooler, foggier mornings arrive for the weekend.

San Diego faces another hot Thursday with a high in the 80s at the beaches and an Extreme Heat Warning through 8 p.m. Cooler, foggier weather arrives Friday and expands through the weekend.

San Diego is headed for warm Wednesday conditions under an Extreme Heat Warning, while evening high tides could flood low-lying coastal areas. Cooler weather arrives by the weekend.

San Diego faces an 86-degree Tuesday, dangerous surf and a heat warning that runs through Wednesday. Cooler weather arrives later this week.

San Diego will hit 88 degrees Monday as dangerous surf, rip currents and minor coastal flooding continue along the coast through Tuesday night.

San Diego stays around or slightly below seasonal averages Sunday after a slight chance of morning showers. Along the coast, dangerous surf and coastal flooding concerns continue through Tuesday.

San Diego faces dangerous surf and coastal flooding through Tuesday, with rain chances over the weekend.

A vacant lot near the border is slated to become a climate campus with a cooling shelter, community garden, plaza and EV charging stations for San Ysidro's toughest climate days.

San Diego gets a sunny, comfortable Thursday before showers and dangerous holiday weekend surf enter the forecast.