What to Watch Tonight: Results, Rain, and a $7.8 Billion Inheritance
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Polls close at 8 p.m. Tuesday, at which point results will begin emerging from races that will simultaneously reshape the Board of Supervisors, fill four San Diego City Council seats, and determine the 48th Congressional District — a seat that extends into Riverside County and may take longer than coastal races to resolve. Whatever the outcome in each contest, the winners inherit a $7.8 billion infrastructure backlog on day one and a city that has drawn from its general-fund reserves for the first time in more than a decade following back-to-back nine-figure deficits.
Voters dropping off ballots or leaving vote centers after dark should be aware of the overnight forecast: daytime Tuesday along the coast will be sunny with highs in the mid-to-upper 60s and a zero percent precipitation probability. Tonight, however, the National Weather Service puts San Diego's overnight precipitation probability at 20%, with slight chances also in Mira Mesa and Miramar; Oceanside sits around 10% overnight. Light rain is possible, and wet pavement on surface streets is a real consideration for anyone navigating to a drop box after dark. Wednesday is expected to return to sunny conditions with a continuing warming trend.
Marine conditions are also active: the National Weather Service is warning of outer-water gusts of 20 to 25 knots Tuesday afternoon and evening, with a Small Craft Advisory in effect alongside a Beach Hazards Statement. Boaters and beachgoers should check the NWS San Diego page for current details. On the community calendar, the Lakeside Farmers Market hosts its First Thursday event November 5th, starting at 9 a.m. at Equine Event Services at 11055 Moreno Avenue. Fleet Week San Diego is ongoing — schedules and access can shift, so checking with organizers before traveling is advised.