A County at Extremes: From 77 Degrees on the Coast to 118 in the Desert
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San Diego County residents will experience a 41-degree temperature differential this weekend depending on where they live — 77 degrees on the coast and up to 118 degrees in the desert backcountry. The divergence frames a Friday packed with consequential local stories: a deported DACA mother, Comic-Con's extended future, an active wildfire, a Padres team two games from a playoff spot, and an August 3rd trade deadline three days away.
An Extreme Heat Warning and Heat Advisory blanket nearly the entire county from 10 a.m. Friday through 8 p.m. Sunday, with Saturday forecast as the peak. The heat intersects with active wildfire conditions that have already produced multiple fires across the county this month, including the Thorn Fire near Boulevard, the Creelman Fire near Ramona, and the Pipeline Fire at Camp Pendleton.