Mild, warmer weather that is expected this week in San Diego County

Prognostics say that warmer weather is expected most of the week in the coastal areas and valleys of the district of San Diego, with some cooling off the next weekend after the rain.

Coastal San Diego can expect partially cloudy conditions during the week, accompanied by stained fog in the morning from Tuesday, with some light wind and heights in the mid -1960s, according to the National Weather Service.

The desert areas will mostly be clear and sunny, with moderate winds, stronger gusts of up to 25 miles per hour that are calmed down until the middle of the week, and heights that range from the mid -80s to low 90s.

Mountain areas will experience strong gusts with a mixture of a sunny sky and clear conditions and heights from the mid -1960s until at least Tuesday.

On Monday, sunny conditions with a high 65 -year conditions should mainly see in the city center of San Diego. According to NWS, the low point overnight should be around 54.

The San Diego Surf forecast on Tuesday comprises a RIP current with high risk, with surfing from 3 to 6 feet and mixed south of 210 degrees and west of 270 degrees. An explanation for beach ranks will be in force for the increased surf by at least Wednesday evening.

“No dangerous sea conditions are expected by Friday, although strong winds, possibly stick-force in the outer waters, could develop on Friday evening to Saturday,” said Marine forecast.