San Diego's weather today featured morning fog, sunny skies, and mild temperatures, with gusty winds in the mountains and deserts, as reported by the National Weather Service.

San Diego weather will see a mix of frosty mornings, potential high winds, and above-average temperatures, with a cooling trend and uncertain precipitation possibilities by next weekend.

San Diego faces a chilly weekend with temperatures varying by location, a frost advisory in effect, and dry conditions anticipated post-sunrise. Santa Ana winds are expected to return, and a mix of weather patterns is forecasted for the coming week.

NWS San Diego predicts rain, mountain snow, and strong winds in San Diego continuing into Saturday with varying precipitation amounts across different regions.

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The NWS San Diego forecasts cooler temps, showers, and strong winds into the weekend, with a significant drop in temperature, potential snow in higher elevations, and marine advisories in effect.

San Diego's weather will be warmer and drier today, with cooling and showers by the weekend. Higher elevation areas may see some snowfall, and gusty conditions are expected Thursday night and Friday.

Southwestern California is experiencing cooler temperatures and gusty winds, with a slight warm-up expected mid-week followed by another cooldown and possible showers by the weekend, according to NWS San Diego.

San Diego faced variable weather, including cooler temperatures and potential showers, with gusty winds in mountain and desert areas. Warmer conditions were expected midweek with another cooling trend and potential rain by the weekend.

San Diego experiences mild weather with slight cooling west of the mountains and weak Santa Ana winds expected midweek.

Southern California is experiencing dry weather with minor temperature changes expected throughout the week. Coastal fog is likely, while the potential for rain may increase by the end of next week.

The National Weather Service San Diego forecasts a weekend of relative warmth followed by a cooling trend with a chance of light showers starting late Monday.

The National Weather Service issued advisories for strong Santa Ana winds in Southern California, predicting gusts, cooler coastal temperatures, and potential showers with increased fire weather conditions.