San Diego Braces for High Surf and Chance of Rain

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San Diego residents can expect high surf, a chance of rain, and cooler temperatures over the next several days, according to the latest weather forecast. A High Surf Advisory will be in effect from Friday through Sunday morning, with waves reaching 5 to 8 feet and sets up to 10 feet, along with strong rip currents and possible tidal overflow and beach erosion.

Why it matters

The high surf and potential rain could impact beach-goers, outdoor activities, and daily routines in the San Diego area. Residents should be aware of the changing weather conditions and take necessary precautions.

The details

A weak disturbance passing to the south of San Diego will bring a slight chance of sprinkles or light showers, primarily into Friday morning. The coast and valleys may see some marine layer drizzle or misty conditions, while the mountains have the best chance, though limited, of measurable rain. Temperatures on Friday will be near to 7 degrees above average, with highs in the 60s and 70s across the county and 50s in the mountains.

• The High Surf Advisory will be in effect from 10am Friday until 6am Sunday.
• Chances of rain and cooler temperatures are expected on Friday.
• Warmer temperatures and more sunshine are forecast for Saturday and Sunday.
• A storm system is expected to bring a chance of showers Tuesday through Thursday next week, though the exact timing is still uncertain.

What’s next

Residents should monitor the weather forecast and be prepared for the potential impacts of high surf and rain in the coming days.