Holiday Skies Might Have a Cloudy Touch
Clouds will interrupt sunshine this holiday weekend. In fact, the weather may mimic last weekend’s overcast skies, according to National Weather Service forecasters.
Persistent morning clouds are expected to burn off by noon each day through Memorial Day, said forecaster Wilbur Shigehara, but a low-pressure system may keep clouds hovering over San Diego through the afternoons.
Saturday and Sunday are expected to be a bit cooler than today, but the temperature should rise again on the holiday.
Daytime highs at the beach are expected to be in the 60s, with light west to southwest breezes at 10 to 16 knots.
Coastal highs in the 69- to 73-degree range today should fall to the upper 60s Saturday and Sunday and rise again Monday. Inland temperatures up to 84 today are expected to be in the 70s through the weekend.
Lows along the coast are expected to be in the 57- to 63-degree range, and inland lows are to be around 53.
Highs in the mountains are expected in the 75- to 82-degree range, with lows in the 45- to 53-degree range.
Desert highs are expected to reach 104, with lows in the 60s.
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