Weather, Events, and What to Watch Through the Week
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Coastal San Diego faces mostly cloudy skies Tuesday with temperatures near 66 degrees early and a high around 78 inland. Rain chances during the day are negligible — zero to three percent. Overnight into Wednesday morning, temperatures ease from the upper 70s toward roughly 70 degrees at daybreak, with rain probability rising modestly to 12 to 14 percent in the pre-dawn hours. No significant precipitation is expected. The larger weather concern is marine: Pacific hurricane activity continues to produce elevated surf and dangerous rip currents along county beaches. Conditions are actively hazardous even when skies appear calm, and swimmers are urged to stay out of the water at exposed beaches, keep clear of jetties and rocks, and follow lifeguard direction. The ocean looks calmer than it is.
On the community calendar: tonight at 6:30, the Fallbrook Climate Action Team presents 'Straight Talk on Climate Change' via Zoom. The free resource event at Goodwill San Ysidro's Community Employment Center at 630 Front Street continues through Thursday, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. daily. Beginning Wednesday through October 4, the Del Mar Wine and Food Festival benefits Feeding San Diego. October 2 through 4, the German American Societies of San Diego's Oktoberfest runs in El Cajon at 1017 South Mollison Avenue.
Several storylines demand close attention in the days ahead. The City Council's votes today on the Midway Rising lease amendment and the 40th Street right-of-way vacation will have outcomes by evening. The Rady Children's Hospital labor situation is approaching a decision point — the next development will be either a strike date announcement or a bargaining breakthrough. Cal State San Marcos's institutional response to four reported assaults in student housing warrants sustained scrutiny. And the Padres Wild Card series — Game 1 tonight at 7, Game 2 Wednesday at 7, a possible Game 3 Thursday at 5 p.m. Pacific — could determine San Diego's postseason fate within 72 hours.