Temperatures in San Diego dipped below seasonal averages, but the lower deserts remained hotter. Coastal and mountain areas cooled, while the forecast indicates a rise in temperatures over the weekend.

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San Diego will experience a mild temperature drop, with coastal areas in the 60s, and valleys in the 70s. Friday brings strong winds, while surf conditions improve with 6-foot waves expected. Smooth sailing is forecasted for mariners through Monday.

The National Weather Service predicts a weekend warm-up in Southern California, with potential triple-digit temperatures in the deserts and 5-10 degrees above average elsewhere.

The article discusses the rising temperatures in the city and valleys midweek, with forecasts from the National Weather Service San Diego. Cooler weather is expected to return by Thursday.

The National Weather Service predicts a warm spell in Southern California with coastal highs in the 60s and inland 70s to lower 80s, cooling down by the weekend.

The National Weather Service predicts scattered showers in Southern California, impacting counties like Orange and San Bernardino, with varied precipitation levels across the region and snow in the mountains.

Southern Californians are expecting cool temperatures and showers over the weekend due to a low-pressure system, with potential snow in mountain areas and windy conditions across the region.

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The National Weather Service forecasts cooler weather with light showers for San Diego this weekend, with temperatures dipping and winds increasing due to a trough. Snow is possible above 4,500 feet on Sunday.

The NWS issued a wind advisory for parts of Southern California, with winds up to 50 mph expected. Warm temperatures will follow, but a potential for light showers is forecasted for the weekend.

The National Weather Service in San Diego reported clear skies for viewing a partial solar eclipse and predicted warmer temperatures, later followed by cooler weather and gusty winds in Southern California.

Californians are to experience varying weather this week, from cooler temperatures and breezy winds to a midweek warm-up, with potential marine hazards and an uncertain weekend forecast.