SAN DIEGO (KGTV) — After a hot weekend, San Diego County is settling into a stretch of more seasonable weather to start the week. While temperatures will remain warm inland, the bigger weather story will be along the coastline, where a strengthening south swell is expected to bring high surf and dangerous rip currents through at least Tuesday.
Night and morning low clouds will continue to blanket much of the coast before clearing by late morning each day. The marine layer may also reach portions of the western valleys at times, helping keep coastal communities cooler.
Inland neighborhoods will still see plenty of sunshine with highs climbing into the 80s and 90s, while the deserts remain hot with temperatures topping 100 degrees. Overall, temperatures will stay close to seasonal averages through Tuesday before gradually warming again during the second half of the week…