San Diego, CA – A strong wind system is moving through Southern California, bringing gusty conditions to San Diego, Riverside, and Orange counties. A Wind Advisory is in effect from noon today through 2 a.m. PDT Wednesday, with winds expected to reach 10 to 20 mph, gusting up to 35 mph.
This advisory affects multiple areas, including cities like San Diego, Escondido, Riverside, and Anaheim. The National Weather Service warns that these winds may cause unsecured objects to blow around, potentially downing tree limbs or leading to power outages in some areas. Drivers, especially those in high-profile vehicles, should use extra caution as winds could make travel difficult on highways and city streets.
According to the NWS, conditions will remain gusty throughout the day and night, with winds calming somewhat by early Wednesday morning. However, with tree limbs and debris in the streets, commuters should anticipate delays or obstructions.
Residents should secure outdoor furniture, garbage cans, and other items that could become airborne in gusty conditions. Keep an eye on local traffic reports for updates, as gusts could temporarily affect roadways.
Extended 5-Day Weather Forecast for San Diego Area:
Sunday, April 6: Clear skies with a high near 68°F.
Wednesday, April 2: Expect mostly sunny skies with highs around 61°F and winds of 15-20 mph.
Thursday, April 3: Clear skies with a high near 63°F.
Friday, April 4: Partly sunny with a high of 59°F.
Saturday, April 5: Sunny weather, high near 67°F.