San Diego, CA – Trick-or-treaters in San Diego can expect a chilly evening as Halloween temperatures dip below seasonal averages. Residents planning to head out between 6 p.m. and 10 p.m. should prepare for cool conditions, with temperatures in the low 60s along the coast and dropping to the mid-50s in valley areas. Costumes layered for warmth and flashlights for visibility are recommended for a safe night.
According to the National Weather Service, this cooler trend will continue throughout the week, leading into a rainier-than-usual start to the weekend. Temperatures on Thursday are set to reach a high of 70°F under clear skies, but a cool 54°F is expected overnight. This pattern will persist on Friday, with a high of 67°F before dipping back into the low 50s by evening.
Saturday brings the biggest shift, as rain is forecasted to begin in the late morning, with a 70% chance of showers throughout the day. By evening, showers are likely, accompanied by temperatures hovering around 56°F. The rain will likely taper off by Sunday, but chances of scattered showers remain, with a high of 64°F and lows in the low 50s.
Those with weekend outdoor plans should be mindful of the wet conditions and consider rescheduling or preparing for rain. Roads, especially the I-5 corridor, may be slick, so drivers are advised to use caution and monitor weather updates for changes. The forecast suggests a sunny reprieve by Monday, with temperatures returning to a mild high of 67°F.
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