California wildfire causing hazy skies in San Diego; extreme heat warning later this week
San Diego (Fox 5/Kusi) – Some parts of the Eastern San Diego district and Imperial County will be under excessive heat warning this week, while the burning fires in the center of California brought a misty sky to San Diego during the weekend.
Satellite and Radar, San Luis Obispo and Santa Barbara districts to the south Duman, the Pacific Ocean to the east of the coastal jacket clouds mixed with the clouds of the San Diego district showed smoke to create hazy conditions. National Weather Service.
Most of the San Diego district remained in a normal moderate air quality on Sunday. Airnow.gov reportsIn other words, those who are unusually sensitive to air pollutants may be affected and desired to reduce time outdoors.
Heat risk/excessive heat warning
Southwest Arizona and Southeast and Southern California’s sections excessive heat warning National Weather Service is between 10:00 and 28: 00 on Friday.
High pressure will be strengthened to the middle of the week and will bring temperature above 5 to 10 degrees in our inner areas.
The heat will be on the top of Thursday on Wednesday and temperatures are expected to reach 106 to 118 degrees in these areas.
Heating conditions are expected for the middle of the next week. Moderate Heatrisk is expected for valleys, mountains and high deserts until Thursday. Widespread great heatrisk is expected for the low desert (Photo: National Weather Service)
Heatrisk serves as another NWS tool that can be used to protect their lives and property from excessive heat potential risks, especially for those who are more easily affected by heat or support these communities of heat -sensitive individuals. Heatrisk allows communities to have the right information for better preparation for upcoming heat activities. Heatrisk has been available in Western United States since 2014 and has been expanded in 2024 in the United States of America (Photo: National Air Service)
Ramona has a 65% chance temperature on Thursday.
With a short wave of heat that seems more likely for the middle end of the next week, the likelihood of seeing high temperature over 100 degrees for the inner empire and interior. Thursday will probably be the hottest day of the week (Photo: National Weather Service)
In an area under an excessive heat warning, the national weather service recommends to limit the time spent outside, to drink plenty of water, to wear light and loose clothes, and to draw attention for heat stroke symptoms.
While excessive heat warnings are in force, there are public cooling centers in San Diego district for anyone who needs a safe place to stay.
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