Cool Start Gives Way to Desert Heat by Weekend; What to Watch This Week
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Monday is the coldest and breeziest day of the current weather stretch, with a deep marine layer sitting over the coastal basin and a moderate chance of drizzle through the morning hours near the coast and western valleys. Gradual clearing is expected through the afternoon. Temperatures are forecast to stay below normal through Wednesday — a respite after earlier heat events this month.
The inland warm-up arrives by the end of the week. Forecasters project temperatures to rise roughly eight to twelve degrees from the mid-week baseline heading into the weekend, with mid-to-upper seventies expected at the coast, low-to-mid eighties inland, and mid-to-upper nineties in the desert communities. The National Weather Service flagged minimum relative humidity near eight percent in the driest mountain and desert locations before moisture improves Monday and Tuesday, a reminder that fire risk does not disappear simply because temperatures are mild.
The week's key watch items: the SDPD Flock query-purpose data and whether civil liberties groups or council members press for a more granular breakdown of the nearly 4,000 'other' searches; the Housing Commission fee dispute and the stalled Chula Vista studio deal, both of which will shape the region's development pipeline without generating headlines until a deal falls apart; and the Padres' pursuit of a magic number of two.
Community events this week include Hot Wheels Monster Trucks Live tonight at Pechanga Arena; the City Council special meeting Tuesday at 10 a.m. with the HUD-funding public session at 2 p.m.; Sharp HealthCare's free Fall Prevention and Balance Screening Wednesday from 9 a.m. to noon at the Grossmont Healthcare District Conference Center in La Mesa; the Santee Lakes night-fishing derby Friday from 5 p.m.; the Linda May Han Oh Trio performing Friday at 5:30 and 8 p.m. at The JAI at the Conrad Prebys Performing Arts Center in La Jolla; and Saturday's closing reception for Space 4 Art at Art Produce Gallery on University Avenue from noon to 3 p.m., alongside the Lemon Grove Lions Club Salsa y Salsa Fiesta that evening.