KPBS Staff
San Diegans could get a little break from scorching temperatures through the middle of this week.
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Downtown San Diego reached 86 degrees on Sunday, and was expected to climb to 88 by Thursday. In the county's desert area, Borrego Springs reached 112 on Sunday, and could hit 114 by Wednesday.
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