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.

The National Weather Service issued advisories for gusty conditions in San Diego, with warnings of strong winds in the region until 3 PM PST, and a Small Craft Advisory for mariners. Residents are advised to secure outdoor items and exercise caution.

The National Weather Service in San Diego warns of gusty winds up to 55 mph in San Bernardino and San Diego counties, prompting a Wind Advisory. Some rain is possible in the region, but dry conditions will return with a warming trend next week.

San Diego's weather forecast includes sunshine, frost, possible showers, with a frost advisory and coastal flood advisory in effect due to high tides and potential minor flooding.

The National Weather Service warns San Diegans of high winds, rain, and high surf, with advisories for hazardous driving conditions and possible travel and coastal disruptions.

San Diego County anticipates varied weather with warmer conditions, gusty winds, and a chance of rain midweek, as the National Weather Service forecasts. High surf and coastal flood advisories are also in effect.

San Diego faces a freeze warning and high surf advisory, while gusty winds affect the region. Residents are urged to protect plants and outdoor plumbing from the cold.

San Diego faces strong winds with gusts up to 60 mph, cooler temperatures, and potential freeze conditions, as per NWS warnings. Travel advisories are in effect due to the winds, and a high surf advisory is issued for coastal areas.

San Diego forecast includes cool temperatures, high winds, and a mix of sun and clouds, with gusts up to 70 mph in mountains and frost advisories issued.

San Diego experienced a cold morning with temperatures well below seasonal averages, with the coast between mid 30s to mid 40s and the mountains in the 20s to low 30s. The National Weather Service forecasts a slight warming trend into the weekend.

San Diego's Ocean Beach Pier has sustained additional damage from high surf, potentially remaining closed through early 2024, with replacement being considered.

San Diego faces varied weather with warm conditions followed by a storm bringing rain, wind, and mountain snow, as forecasted by the National Weather Service.

The Coast Guard has temporarily closed San Diego's Mission Bay Channel due to bad weather, establishing a safety zone until Jan. 1, 2024, and is advising boaters to contact the Harbor Operations for updates.