Warm, Dry, and Breezy: Late Summer Holds Through Midweek
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The forecast for Santee and the surrounding inland valleys through Tuesday calls for partly cloudy morning skies giving way to afternoon sunshine. The National Weather Service has western valleys in the 80-to-85 degree range, with foothill communities including Santee expected to reach 86 to 91 degrees. Southerly afternoon gusts could approach 20 miles per hour — a factor worth accounting for in any outdoor activity involving light materials or open setups. No rain is in the forecast, and no flash flood concerns have been issued for the inland valleys. Sunrise Monday was at approximately 6:30 a.m.; sunset falls around 6:57 p.m.
Tuesday is expected to look similar before early-fall marine layer patterns potentially assert themselves toward midweek. Classic late-summer San Diego conditions — warm, dry, and breezy by afternoon — are likely to hold through at least the middle of the week.
The through-line of this Monday is that the most consequential story carries the fewest answers: the Mast Park death investigation remains open and largely opaque. The most overlooked opportunity is Wednesday's Padre Dam hearing, where ratepayers have a genuine and time-limited window to ask substantive questions before a long-term agreement is signed. And the most encouraging development is a pair of 4-0 Santee football programs building something worth watching in the weeks ahead.