Moses Small

Some San Diego health officials are worried about the upcoming flu season, after a new report says more children died from the flu last year than the county initially thought.

We'll be warm and dry today, before tropical moisture enters the region tomorrow. From Sunday to Tuesday we'll see humidity and a chance of showers, drying out mid next week.

Today we'll see periods of showers throughout the county. Rain totals are expected to be light along the coast, with the best chance of rain in the morning and evening.

Today, parts of the county are getting a long-awaited cooldown. We keep cooling down for a few days, until we have a chance of showers by the end of the week.

We're in for a cool and cloudy Friday, with a chance of light showers for the coast. The coast dries out tomorrow, but bigger showers will hit the mountains and deserts Saturday.

Today will be calm and cloudy on the coast. But the mountains and deserts have a flood watch, anticipating downpours this afternoon. We dry out around the county tomorrow.

Calm weather is back around the county! The rest of the weekend will be relatively cool. A Beach Hazards Statement is in effect for the coast through Tuesday, letting you know about the risk of rip currents.

We're in for a beautiful Thursday. It will be sunny and mild, with conditions getting cooler and breezier for the weekend.

MS NOW, the cable TV network that will soon change its name from MSNBC following its spin to newly created Versant from NBCUniversal and Comcast, has chosen AccuWeather to fuel its forecasts and coverage of all-things related to climate.

Diesel prices have increased by about 48% since the start of the war — a backbreaker for U.S. farmers facing the most widespread spring drought on record.