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San Diego's weather remains warm with only minor fluctuations. Inland areas are hotter than coastal regions, and a slight cooling trend is expected towards the weekend. Surf may increase in Orange County.

Brief fluctuations in Southern California temperatures are expected, with a midweek peak in warmth followed by a slight cooling trend and increased night and morning coastal clouds.

The National Weather Service forecasts a slight temperature rise in Southern California with potential for marine layer fog and a dry, warmer trend inland.

San Diego's weather returns to seasonal norms with some variations. Lighter Santa Ana winds and warming trends are expected, while the weather forecast beyond mid-week remains uncertain due to model divergences.

A cooling trend is forecasted for San Diego, with the possibility of light showers and gusty winds later in the week, followed by a warming trend into the next week.

A low-pressure system brings cooler temperatures, possible light showers, and gusty winds to Southern California towards the end of the week, with conditions improving by early next week.

A deepening marine layer brings cooler temperatures and reduced coastal fog to San Diego, with minimal chances of precipitation.

San Diego experiences coastal fog and inland heat, with temperatures above normal, leading to a Dense Fog Advisory. Cooler weather with potential light precipitation is expected to arrive later in the week.

A cooling trend is starting in San Diego, with temperatures expected to be below average in coastal and valley regions and slightly above average in deserts starting next Wednesday.

The article describes the current and upcoming weather conditions in Southern California, highlighting a mix of warm temperatures and impending cooling trends according to NWS San Diego forecasts.

The NWS has issued heat warnings for parts of Southern California, with temperatures significantly above average, despite a marginal cooling. Conditions are expected to temper gradually.

Southern California faces excessive heat, with inland temperatures soaring up to 20 degrees above average. Cooling is expected to start on Tuesday as a marine layer deepens.