San Diego’s Forecast for April 24, 2022: Turning up the heat!

Sunday introduced record-breaking warmth to elements of San Diego County. Oceanside hit 84º, surpassing the earlier day by day document of 82º and far hotter than the seasonal common of 69º.

For coastal and inland areas, temperatures peak Monday. Daytime highs soar to the decrease 80s alongside the coast and higher 80s inland. Some inland areas may attain the decrease 90s. Then, temperatures progressively cool by the subsequent couple of days.

Mountains and deserts will see warming temperatures by Tuesday earlier than progressively cooling into the tip of the week.

These heat temperatures are because of a Santa Ana wind sample, however winds aren’t blowing too sturdy. Nevertheless, even breezy situations will be harmful when paired with low humidity and warmth. Winds shift to extra onshore circulation, bringing again marine layer potential through the work week.

The subsequent week stays dry with no rain within the forecast.

Monday’s Highs:
Coast: 79-84°
Inland: 83-91°
Mountains: 69-81°
Deserts: 92-97°

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