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.

San Diego will resume regular street sweeping services on May 9 in southeastern areas affected by the January storm, commencing with a 30-day grace period for parking violations.

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.

A powerful storm in California brings snow, rain, and gusty winds, causing near record low temperatures, travel disruptions, and advisories for mariners and beachgoers.

The Port of San Diego declares a local emergency to address the environmental crisis in the Tijuana River Valley, aligning with regional efforts to combat pollution that has caused significant health and economic impacts.

Southern California faces a significant temperature drop with winds, rain, and possible snow due to a low pressure system. High winds and up to an inch of snow in some areas are expected, along with hazardous marine conditions.

Southern California is forecasted by NWS San Diego to experience cooler temperatures, strong winds, and widespread precipitation from Thursday through Friday, with snow in higher elevations.

San Diego's weather will fluctuate significantly this week with a warm trend followed by a strong cold front and possible record low temperatures, according to the National Weather Service San Diego.

San Diego is experiencing a brief period of showers, which will give way to warmer, sunnier weather with temperatures reaching the 60s to mid-70s. However, a cool down with potential showers is expected by the end of the week.