A storm system passing to the northeast generated gusty west winds over the mountains, deserts and parts of the coastal waters on Sunday, but the coming week will be calm and warm.
The marine layer will rebuild Monday with periods of both low and high clouds, according to the National Weather Service office in San Diego County.
Monday and Tuesday are expected to be warmer as a ridge builds over the West Coast, NWS said.
High temperatures Monday are forecast around 62 to 65 near the coast, 66 inland, 65 to 70 in the western valleys, 58 to 65 in the mountains and 69 to 73 in the deserts, according to meteorologists.
Another round of gusty winds for the mountains and deserts is forecast Wednesday with slightly cooler conditions west of the mountains. Otherwise, fair weather with temperatures mostly near to slightly above normal expected for much of this week.
