Looking Ahead: Cool-Down Coming, Markets on Weekends, and Wednesday's Santee Vote
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The immediate weather priority remains tonight's coastal tide window — 7.2 to 7.5 feet expected between approximately 7:30 and 10 p.m. Drivers should avoid any water-covered coastal roads. Inland, the afternoon thunderstorm window continues through Tuesday before the monsoon moisture plume diminishes. Starting Wednesday, the pattern shifts: only a slight chance of afternoon inland thunderstorms, with temperatures projected to run 5 to 10 degrees below seasonal average from Wednesday through Saturday across mountain and inland-valley areas — a meaningful cool-down for East County residents who have been contending with August heat.
Community events through the week include the Pacific Beach Tuesday Farmers Market and Balboa Park's residents' free museum-day programming today — rotating museum participation, so checking which venues are included for a given situation is advised. Wednesday brings the Little Italy Mercato and the downtown Curbside Bites food-truck lunch market. Thursday features the Ocean Beach Certified Farmers' Market, the North Park Farmers Market, and the final concert of Santee's summer series at Town Center Community Park East. The San Diego Made Endless Summer Market at Liberty Station runs Saturday and Sunday, August 15 and 16, with more than 120 local vendors.
Wednesday is the most consequential government day of the near-term calendar: the Santee City Council meets at 6:30 p.m. at Council Chambers on Magnolia Avenue for the second reading of a General Plan Amendment, among other items. The County Board of Supervisors' Tuesday session outcomes, combined with whatever the overnight tide delivers to coastal neighborhoods, will shape the overnight reporting that feeds Wednesday morning's briefing.