Monsoon moisture surges in the rest of this week with higher humidity and a slight chance of mountain storms Thursday through Saturday.

A shift in weather patterns will bring cooler conditions and a chance of afternoon storms to the region this week.

San Diego to see temperatures 5-10 degrees above normal in deserts, with cooler weather and possible thunderstorms forecasted later in the week.

If you're planning to spend the Fourth of July outdoors, you're in luck — San Diego is set to enjoy classic summer weather.

Monday's forecast will feel almost like a copy-paste from Sunday, before some minor changes hit us by the middle to end of this upcoming week.

As thousands of San Diegans and visitors flock to the coast for Fourth of July festivities, the National Weather Service is ...

As of 2 p.m., inland valley locations such as El Cajon, Ramona and Escondido, and mountains communities like Julian and Pine ...

Much of San Diego County will be under a heat advisory later this week, while extreme heat is forecast for the desert areas, ...

For residents like Jessica Calix, who's still living in a travel trailer after her Southcrest apartment flooded in January ...

County is in for another scorching day Thursday, with excessive heat continuing across inland areas and the deserts.

Two San Diego boys survived the Texas flash floods that swept through various youth summer camps early Friday morning.