San Diego, California – Gusty winds and stubborn cloud cover will dominate San Diego’s skies Tuesday, May 13, keeping temperatures in the mid-60s and prompting travel caution along I-5 and coastal routes. Winds could gust as high as 20 mph in some areas by the afternoon, reducing visibility and affecting lighter vehicles.
According to the National Weather Service, Tuesday will remain mostly cloudy with a high near 65°F and west winds reaching 10 mph, gusting to 20 mph. Conditions will ease overnight into Wednesday morning, though clouds will linger. The city won’t see significant sunshine until gradual clearing begins midweek.
Expect similar spring-like weather through Friday. Wednesday brings highs near 69°F with mild winds and partial clearing. Thursday and Friday will remain partly cloudy, with temperatures slowly rising to the upper 60s. Overnight lows throughout the week will stay in the mid to upper 50s.
Drivers should use extra caution on elevated stretches of I-5 and Highway 163, especially during peak gust periods Tuesday afternoon. Cyclists and pedestrians may also experience difficulty due to unsteady winds.
No rain is expected this week, but layered clothing is recommended due to the cool, breezy marine air persisting through Saturday. San Diegans should plan for improving conditions by the weekend, with slightly warmer temperatures forecast.
⚠️ Stay tuned: Additional coastal advisories may be issued if winds strengthen.
