It was definitely warm with most inland regions and even 100 in the 90s today! These temperatures are about 25 degrees above average and close to record height.
I am estimating 77 (record 76) in Chula Vista on Saturday, Ramona (record 93) on 98 and Alpine (record 92) at 94, and record high in record high in Vista at 86 degrees.
Tomorrow will be warm about some areas near the coast, and to be hot or slightly cooled away from the coast. You probably will not notice the difference because humidity will be climbed, which will make it feel tropical in San Diego. Sunday will not be as hot on Sunday, with the temperature expected to fall 3 to 10 degrees, but it will be more humid.
A cut-off over the instrument will pull moisture not only from the tropical, but also from the tropical storm. In addition to making things more uncomfortable, there will be more clouds and slight possibilities with rain and thunder. Any rain will be light on Saturday, with only viewing sprinkles in some areas, while Sunday, we have better chances of rain and storms and the rain may be heavy at times.
While there is a chance of rain anywhere in the county, peak activity will focus on the mountains.
Next week, things calm down as a trough of low pressure, which dives the south from the Pacific Northwest, enter the drying air and push out high humidity. It will also bring a deep sea layer and temperature, falling slightly below the average below the coast on Monday and Tuesday, which would be the best day of the week.
By the end of the week, the temperature again moves upwards as high pressure expands in the west.
Saturday's height:
Coast: 71-86 °
Inland: 88-99 °
Mountains: 77-88 °
Desert: 99-104 °
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