Hot weather is continuing for inland areas of San Diego County as high pressure remains anchored over the desert southwest and southern Rockies.
An excessive heat warning and heat advisory remain in effect until at least 11 p.m. Tuesday for county deserts, mountains and valleys, according to the National Weather Service.
High temperatures Tuesday are expected to reach 77 to 82 near the coast, 84 to 88 inland, 87 to 91 in the western valleys, 96 to 101 near the foothills, 93 to 103 in the mountains and 111 to 115 in the deserts, NWS said.
A shallow marine layer will keep low clouds and fog closer to the coast this week each night and morning.
Clouds and isolated thunderstorms are expected through Wednesday, with Wednesday seeing the highest chance of storms in the deserts and mountains, according to meteorologists.
Temperatures will cool off slightly by the middle of the week, then warm up again by the weekend with mountain storm chances increasing once again.
