87 Degree Weather in Ramona? But It's Only Spring!

Highs in the 90s were expected throughout much of San Diego County today as a second consecutive day of unseasonably warm weather heats up the region.

"High pressure along the West Coast will bring well above average high temperatures through Wednesday," according to the National Weather Service.

The agency said a cooling trend would begin toward the end of the week as a weak low pressure system moves inland through Southern California Friday and Saturday.

Today's forecast called for highs in the low to mid-80s near the coast, high 80s to mid-90s in the valleys, low to mid-80s in the mountains and mostly mid to high 90s in the deserts.

—City News Service