More rain could be on the way this week in San Diego County
Weather for San Diego County:
Current Conditions: Cloudy, 63°F (17°C)
Daily Forecast:
- Wednesday, December 3: Low: 49°F (10°C), High: 66°F (19°C), Description: After a cloudy start, sunshine returns
- Thursday, December 4: Low: 46°F (8°C), High: 70°F (21°C), Description: Partly sunny and nice
- Friday, December 5: Low: 45°F (7°C), High: 69°F (20°C), Description: Mostly sunny
- Saturday, December 6: Low: 49°F (9°C), High: 67°F (20°C), Description: Mostly sunny
- Sunday, December 7: Low: 50°F (10°C), High: 69°F (20°C), Description: Mostly sunny
- Monday, December 8: Low: 52°F (11°C), High: 71°F (22°C), Description: Beautiful with plenty of sunshine
- Tuesday, December 9: Low: 51°F (11°C), High: 72°F (22°C), Description: Sunshine and delightful
Here’s a current look at what’s expected in San Diego County & why you might or might not want to expect more rain this week — plus what to watch out for if you live/work there.
🌤️ What the forecast says (next 7 days)
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The forecast shows cloudy now (63 °F / ~17 °C) but no rain in the next 7 days. Starting tomorrow through next Tuesday, each day is forecast to be partly sunny to mostly sunny with highs between ≈ 66 – 72 °F (19 – 22 °C) and lows ≈ 45 – 52 °F (7 – 11 °C).
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That suggests a dry and mild period, not a wet one — good news if you were worried about more rain disrupting plans.
✅ Why “More Rain Could Be on the Way” Might Be Over-Oriented
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Recent reports or patterns may have stirred concern — maybe a previous rainy patch, seasonal trends, or weather-service alerts. But according to the latest forecast, we’re in for clear skies and no rain.
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San Diego weather can sometimes change fast, but for now there’s no official indication of rain — which means it’s likely calmer than some may expect.
⚠️ What to Keep Watching (Just in Case)
Weather in coastal Southern California can be unpredictable when systems shift. Here’s what to keep an eye on:
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Atmospheric River or Storm Front Alerts: Sometimes rain comes with little long-term warning if a coastal storm or atmospheric river heads in.
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Local advisories: Even if county-wide forecast is dry, microclimates (hills, mountains, inland valleys) may see localized showers — check local alerts.
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Weekend developments: Forecasts can shift closer to the date; if there are signs of low pressure or marine layer rebuild, rain is possible.
📰 How This Affects People & Planning
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Commuters & outdoors-goers — For now: good to go. Clear skies, pleasant temps.
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Event planners / small businesses — Good window for outdoor or open-air events without worrying about rain.
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Farmers / gardeners — Dry spell means irrigation will matter if you have plants that depend on rain.
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News & local media — If publishing weather-related predictions, be cautious about claiming “rain on the way” — data doesn’t support that yet.