San Diego, CA – A wet and stormy start to the week is ahead for San Diego, with rain and possible thunderstorms on Monday before clearer skies arrive midweek. The unsettled weather will bring gusty winds, scattered showers, and brief downpours, making for a messy commute across the region.
According to the National Weather Service, showers will begin overnight Sunday and continue into Monday, with a 50% chance of rain throughout the day. Thunderstorms are possible, with gusts up to 30 mph. New rainfall amounts will remain light, but heavier downpours could impact travel on major roadways, including I-5 and I-8.
By Monday night, conditions will begin to clear as clouds linger with lows around 50°F. Tuesday will start cloudy but gradually become sunny, with temperatures reaching 63°F. The midweek outlook remains dry, with partly cloudy skies Tuesday night and a low of 47°F.
Wednesday could see another round of rain, with showers likely in the evening and temperatures peaking near 63°F. Thursday is expected to remain wet before sunny skies return Friday, bringing highs around 60°F. By Saturday, San Diego will see a full return to spring-like weather, with sunshine and a high of 65°F.
Drivers should plan for slick roads Monday morning, and residents should secure loose outdoor items due to gusty winds. Warmer, drier conditions are expected later in the week, providing a much-needed break from the rain.
