Southern California experiences shifting weather with diminishing Santa Ana winds, followed by a forecasted mid-week change to cold and rainy conditions, leading to possible snow and strong maritime winds.

Southern California faces strong Santa Ana winds, with forecasts predicting gusts up to 65 mph, creating potentially hazardous conditions including power outages and fallen trees. The NWS advises caution through the weekend.

San Diego is expecting a warm weekend with temperatures rising to the mid-70s along the coast and valleys and 80 degrees inland, accompanied by strong winds reaching up to 50 mph. A shift to wetter weather is predicted for the following week.

The National Weather Service warns of strong winds up to 55 mph and above-average temperatures in New York this weekend, with potential heavy rainfall and snowfall in the following week.

San Diego faces major flooding, prompting emergency responses, rescues, and temporary shelters. The city has closed roads, distributed sandbags, and provided updates on power outages and service closures.

San Diego County is seeing reduced rain after a historic deluge led to flooding. Forecasts suggest lighter showers, with drier conditions by the weekend. Mariners face a small craft advisory due to choppy seas.

San Diego County faces severe weather, including flash floods and heavy rains. The NWS has issued warnings urging residents to avoid flooded roads and stay informed on conditions.

Heavy rains prompt flood watches in Southern California, with snow expected at higher elevations and the possibility of thunderstorms. The weather is set to improve by Friday, with a temporary cool down before that.

Southern California faces a wet start to the week with heavy rains and possible thunderstorms through Tuesday, potentially causing floods and traffic disruptions. A gradual warm-up is expected midweek.

The National Weather Service warns of upcoming storms in Southern California with rain, potential thunderstorms, and high surf advisories from tonight through Monday.

The National Weather Service forecasts mild weather and possible rain in San Diego, with warmer inland temperatures and a chance of heavier showers by Monday. Snow levels will remain above 7000 feet.

San Diego is set for varied weather, with temperature swings and gusty winds. Rain is expected to start Saturday and continue into next week, especially in the mountains.

The National Weather Service forecasts warmer temperatures in San Diego followed by cooler weather and possible light rain on Wednesday night, with gusty winds expected in the mountains and deserts.