San Diego Weekend Weather: Pride Parade & SoCal Thunderstorms!

San Diego Weather Outlook: Sunshine and Possible Showers

San Diego is gearing up for a weekend of celebrations, including the highly anticipated San Diego Pride Parade and Festival. The weather forecast presents a mix of sunshine and potential monsoonal moisture, creating varied conditions across the region.

San Diego Pride Parade & Festival (July 19-20): Expect mild temperatures, with morning clouds gradually giving way to sunshine. Coastal areas will enjoy temperatures in the low 70s on Saturday, while Hillcrest may see midday temperatures in the mid-70s. Sunday's forecast is similar, with morning clouds and afternoon sun, maintaining comfortable temperatures in the 70s. Humidity and the chance of showers are expected to be minimal during the Pride events.

Monsoonal Moisture & Thunderstorms: An increase in monsoonal moisture could bring afternoon showers and thunderstorms to Southern California, particularly on Thursday and Friday. The greatest threat is over the eastern San Gabriel Mountains, as well as the Riverside and San Bernardino County mountains. Some models suggest that these cells might push westward towards the valleys and even the coast. Friday commuters may notice an increase in humidity and cloud cover depending on their location.

Detailed Day-to-Day Forecast:

  • Friday, July 18: Partly sunny skies are expected with comfortable temperatures and a low chance of rain.
  • Saturday, July 19: Partly sunny with mild temperatures, perfect for the Pride Parade and Festival.
  • Sunday, July 20: Morning low clouds clearing to sunny skies with comfortable temperatures.

SoCal Weather Overview:

The broader Southern California region faces a chance of afternoon showers and thunderstorms due to monsoonal weather patterns. Coastal areas can expect temperatures between 62 and 70 degrees, while the mountains will range from 73 to 82 degrees, and inland areas from 84 to 92 degrees.

Key Takeaways: San Diego Pride events should experience pleasant weather, while other parts of SoCal should be prepared for potential afternoon showers and thunderstorms, especially in mountainous regions.

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