The cities of San Diego found the record temperatures in February 27th in February 27

San Diego County, California, many cities in San Diego County broke the daily temperature records on Thursday when the afternoon highs climbed into the 80s in the middle of a summer heat wave. In several stains, the temperatures between 10 and 25 degrees were warmer than normal, including cities such as Vista, Escondido and El Cajon.

The heat of the record came after a week that was warmer as normal temperatures and usually a clear afternoon conditions. A high -pressure ridge stagnated and prevented the cloud development, while the winds of gusty Santa Ana pushed warm, dry air out of the deserts towards the coast and domestic.

In certain cities, their high -temperature records were broken in the afternoon, which made them warm in Vista, Escondido, El Cajon and Chula Vista on February 27th. Vista hit almost 90 and broke the city's earlier record by 5 degrees and El Cajon Band their previous record of 88 degrees, which was set almost a century ago in 1926.

While the high temperatures in the afternoon made it well into the upper 80s, the average would be in the mid -1960s for this season. In the city center of San Diego, a high temperature of 82 degrees was covered on Thursday and only 2 degrees from its record of 84 degrees in 2020.

A significant change in the prognosis now begins when the temperatures slide and clouds roll the sky in South California with several deeper with low pressure. You increase our probability of precipitation for the weekend until the beginning of next week. Schauers are not a guarantee (20-30% chances), but which is more than probably an increase in the eventful sky in the weekend, together with a significant refrigerated trend.