San Diego's coastal zone of
San Diego is pleasant just about
all year round!
Southern California gets morning fogs which the sun soon
burns away.
The summer
mornings are cool along the coast, the afternoons hot
but rarely humid.
Along the
coast the climate is generally mild, but inland
temperatures can get quite warm. As you move inland the
terrain steepens and the temperature rises.
On some days
coastal and inland temperatures may differ by as much as
30 degrees.
1961-1990
average
temperatures:
Jan
57
Feb
59
Mar
60
Apr
62
May
64
Jun
67
Jul
71
Aug
73
Sep
71
Oct
68
Nov
62
Dec
57
San Diego daily average
coastal temperatures are shown in the table to the
right:
Coastal
San Diego’s heat is moderated by ocean breezes but
occasional Santa Ana winds from the desert can heat
things up during September and October.
An
average of 10 inches of rain falls annually in Downtown.
Most rain falls November through March. Abundant
sunshine much of the year, though June can be gloomy.
Mild summer, somewhat cooler spring.
Coastal
San Diego’s heat is moderated by ocean breezes but
occasional Santa Ana winds from the desert can heat
things up during September and October.
