Megan Parry

It was 5 to locally 18 degrees cooler today as a storm moves through the Pacific Northwest. Slight cooling will continue through Friday when highs will be 5 to 10 degrees below normal, in the 70s for most of the county!

It was another cool day across the county with temperatures topping out 5 to 10 degrees below normal! The marine layer will continue to spread inland tonight and may produce sprinkles to patchy drizzle by tomorrow morning. Most areas will be sunny by mid to late morning tomorrow with little change in the temperatures.

A pair of storms passing by to our north will continue to usher in cool conditions as we enter our final days of summer. Today temperatures topped out about 5 degrees below average at the coast while inland areas were 10 to 15 degrees below average and 15 to 20 degrees below average in the deserts. The mountains saw the biggest spread, only climbing into the 50s, which is up to 25 degrees below normal!

It was another cool day with temperatures topping out 4 to 18 degrees below average, which is a touch warmer than yesterday. The marine layer will spread inland tonight with patchy fog and possible sprinkles by morning. Skies will clear to sunshine by mid to late morning for most of the county and it will be 1 to 3 degrees warmer.

A slow-moving storm is approaching San Diego enhancing our marine layer bringing more clouds to the county and a chance of a little rain. This system will stall over Southern California potentially until Saturday morning.

Temperatures will continue to trend 5 to 17 degrees below average through tomorrow as a slow-moving storm settles over southern California. There is a chance of light showers overnight tonight into tomorrow with the best chance in the early morning and again late tomorrow night. There is a slight chance for patchy drizzle to linger into Saturday morning. Accumulations, if any, will be light from a few hundredths to a tenth of an inch.

Stubborn clouds lingered for some coastal areas today while inland areas topped off 5 to 10 degrees cooler than yesterday! Temperatures for the coast and valleys are trending 3 to nearly 10 degrees below average while the mountains and deserts are warm at 4 to 10 degrees above average!

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It was another record hot day! Record highs were set in Ramona at 104, Alpine at 102, Campo at 103, and Palomar Mountain at 92. While tomorrow won't be quite as hot temperatures will still trend 5 to 15 degrees above average!

Today was the third record hot day in a row for Campo at 105 and Palomar Mountain at 90 degrees today. While today wasn't quite as hot, temperatures still topped out 5 to 15 degrees above average away from the coast. Tomorrow will be a touch cooler as a storm passes by to the north before temperatures ramp back up this weekend.