67° A Few CloudsSan Diego Weather
Current conditions
- Coast
- 67°70°/61°
- A Few Clouds
- Dew point: 55°
- Wind: SW 8 mph
- Vis: 10 miles Hum: 66%
- Press: 1013
- Inland
- 75°76°/56°
- Clear
- Dew point: 53°
- Wind: SW 11 mph
- Vis: 25 miles Hum: 47%
- Press: 1013
- Mountains
- 75°70°/61°
- Dew point: 48°
- Wind: SW 15 mph
- Vis: None miles Hum: 40%
- Press: 1010
- Desert
- 95°98°/68°
- Fair
- Dew point: 37°
- Wind: N 0 mph
- Vis: 10 miles Hum: 14%
- Press: 1007
Sunrise/Sunset
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- Rise Sun: 5:47 a.m.
- Rise Mon: 5:46 a.m.
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- Set Sun: 7:44 p.m.
- Set Mon: 7:44 p.m.
Moonrise/Moonset
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- Rise Sun: 2:10 p.m.
- Rise Mon: 3:10 p.m.
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- Set Sun: 1:53 a.m.
- Set Mon: 2:28 a.m.
4-day Forecast
Monday
Coast
- 72°/61°
- Patchy Fog
Inland
- 81°/56°
- Patchy Fog
Desert
- 99°/69°
- Hot
Tuesday
Coast
- 71°/60°
- Mostly Cloudy
Inland
- 81°/56°
- Patchy Fog
Desert
- 105°/69°
- Hot
Wednesday
Coast
- 69°/60°
- Mostly Cloudy
Inland
- 76°/55°
- Patchy Fog
Desert
- 103°/65°
- Hot
Thursday
Coast
- 67°/59°
- Mostly Cloudy
Inland
- 72°/54°
- Patchy Fog
Desert
- 99°/65°
- Hot
Stories
Another Day Of Heat Expected In San Diego
Another day of record-breaking heat is expected in San Diego County today, as a high pressure system remains settled over the region.
Hot Temperatures, Santa Ana Winds Moving Into San Diego County
Fire danger is expected to increase on Thursday and Friday as near-record heat and dry Santa Ana winds arrive to San Diego County.
Santa Ana Winds, Low Humidity Increase Fire Risk In San Diego County
A red flag warning is in effect for the mountains and valleys of San Diego County from 9 a.m. Thursday through 5 p.m. Friday as gusty Santa Ana winds, combined with single-digit humidity, are expected to increase the danger of wildfires.
San Diego Farmers Bracing For A Tough Year
San Diego farmers are facing a triple threat: rainfall is three inches below average, water prices have skyrocketed, and the state’s snowpack is 52 percent of normal.
California Water Supply Outlook 'Gloomy' After Record Low Snow
California’s snowpack is just 52 percent of normal following the driest January-March on record, California Department of Water Resources (DWR) officials announced Thursday.
