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SAN DIEGO – The powerful air currents out of the east, which exceeded 100 mph in at least one instance, pummeled San Diego County amid summer-like heat Wednesday and will continue into Thursday, according to Fox 5 Meterorologist Aloha Taylor.
The winds are expected to weaken overnight, then pick up again somewhat Thursday, Taylor said.
Gusts should calm down around 5 p.m. Thursday and slightly cooler temperatures should follow.
Watch Aloha Taylor’s forecast above.
