An interactive countywide map now shows where San Diego neighborhoods are most at risk from extreme heat today and under 2050/2080 scenarios.

Beach Hazards Statement in effect for San Diego County with 3–5 ft surf, sets to 6 ft, and strong rip currents through Thursday evening.

NWS warns 3–6 ft surf and strong rip currents along San Diego coast through Thursday. Morning low clouds give way to afternoon sun and highs near 74.

The National Weather Service has issued a Fire Weather Watch for the Lower Colorado River Valley Friday–Saturday, warning gusts to 45 mph and humidity near 4%.

Cloudy morning gives way to partly sunny afternoons with highs near 74°F. NWS warns 4–6 ft surf and strong rip currents through Thursday.

Cloudy morning clears to sun with highs near 73°F. Warming through midweek, with inland and desert areas seeing higher heat.

Morning clouds give way to sun and a mild 71°F high. A Beach Hazards Statement warns of 3–5 ft surf and high rip currents—stay out of the water.

Cloudy morning clears to sunshine with highs near 71°F. NWS warns of high rip current risk through Sunday.

Morning clouds give way to highs near 72F; NWS warns of 3 65 ft surf and high rip currents through tonight.

Low clouds and elevated surf through Friday. Expect partly sunny afternoons and inland warming next week.

Low clouds this morning will give way to sun and highs near 73°F. A Beach Hazards Statement warns of elevated surf and high rip-current risk through Friday.

Low clouds this morning clear to sunny afternoons with highs near 755B0F. NWS warns of rough surf and high rip current risk through Friday.

Morning fog and a south swell are producing high rip current risk through Friday. Highs near 75°F with northwest gusts to 20 mph.