SD County speaks on preparing for upcoming wet weather & El Niño

The whole county is under a tropical storm watch with Tropical Storm Rachel coming up the coast. One of the biggest things the county recommends is to sign up for Alert San Diego.

Extreme Heat Warning issued October 9 at 2:59AM PDT until October 9 at 8:00PM PDT by NWS San Diego CA

* WHAT…Dangerously hot conditions with temperatures up to 105. * WHERE…Coachella Valley, San Diego County Deserts, and San. Gorgonio Pass near Banning. * WHEN…Until 8 PM PDT this evening. * IMPACTS…Heat related illnesses increase significantly during. extreme heat events. Drink plenty of fluids, stay in an...

San Diego weather today: Brooke Martell's forecast for Oct. 9, 2026

San Diego Heat Warning Lasts Through Thursday as Weekend Showers Approach

Coastal clouds are expected Thursday morning, with highs in the 80s near the coast. An Extreme Heat Warning remains in effect until 8 p.m. Thursday for coastal areas of San Diego County and nearby inland communities; mesa temperatures could reach the lower to mid-90s. Drink water, seek shade or air conditioning, and never leave children or pets in a parked car.

Earthquake simulator coming to Balboa Park ahead of Great California ShakeOut

An earthquake simulator capable of replicating the intensity of a magnitude 7.0 temblor will visit Balboa Park next week as part of a statewide tour leading up to the Great California ShakeOut, officials announced Wednesday. The California Governor's Office of Emergency Services will bring the simulator to an area north...

San Diego Recovering From Brutal October Heatwave

Southern California is finally recovering from a brutal and historic October heatwave!

Daily heat records shattered across San Diego County this week

The first week of October will be one for the record books across San Diego County, as daily temperature records were broken for six of the first seven days of the month. A ridge of high pressure coupled with offshore Santa Ana winds delivered a burst of hot, dry air to the region that brought coastal temperatures to the triple digits for the first weekend of the month.

Confidence Continues to Grow For Where The Focus of the Precipitation Will Be

Confidence is growing that the trough will pull in remnant moisture from Rachel before ejecting east. Compared to last time, this setup could bring more than just humidity to portions of Southern California. While rainfall totals remain difficult to pinpoint, confidence is increasing that portions of Southern California (especially east) could receive heavy rainfall, particularly farther southeast. For now, the Los Angeles area looks less favored, while places such as San Diego County could get a few showers, Imperial Valley could receive beneficial rainfall if the projected path and setup hold. The Colorado River area looks to be hit the hardest given the track of the moisture aloft.

San Diego County leaders detail plans for potentially historic El Niño

San Diego County leaders announced updated emergency response plans and enhanced coordination strategies to prepare for a potentially historic El Niño season.

San Diego's heatwave is making it hard to sleep at night

If you have been struggling to sleep during the heatwave, a San Diego doctor says the heat may be affecting your sleep the same way alcohol does.

San Diego was hotter than Dubai this weekend. No, we’re not exaggerating

San Diego was among the hottest places on Earth on Saturday. The 105-degree high beat the 103 degrees logged in Mexicali, sure, but also in Dubai. That’s not to mention the 102-degree high in Basra. Yes, Iraq. But did somewhere else in the Middle East take the crown? Nope...

Forecasters: Remnants of Hurricane to Produce Rain, Wind Across Region

The remnants of Hurricane Rachel are forecast to traverse Southern California during the weekend, and the stormy weather will likely include periodic downpours and strong winds in some Inland Empire locations, according to the National Weather Service. “A low pressure system will absorb the moisture from what is left of...