00:00Temperatures across San Diego County are set to rise again following Labor Day.
00:04The National Weather Service says Labor Day highs could be 5 to 10 degrees warmer than Sunday.
00:09Less cloud cover is also expected, bringing warmer and sunnier conditions to much of the region.
00:15Temperatures are forecast to keep climbing through Wednesday in areas west of the mountains.
00:20In the deserts, the warm-up is expected to continue through Thursday.
00:24But coastal communities are still dealing with hazardous ocean conditions following Hurricane Marie.
00:29A large south swell is producing high surf, strong rip currents, and longshore currents along many beaches.
00:36Forecasters warn waves could occasionally travel much farther up the beach than expected.
00:41High astronomical tides of about 6.2 to 6.8 feet are also raising the risk of coastal flooding.
00:48A coastal flood advisory and high surf advisory remain in effect through 11 p.m.
00:53Tuesday. Light rain and clouds affected the county Sunday.
00:56But warmer conditions are now taking over.
00:59Forecasters expect gradual cooling by next weekend, while beachgoers should remain alert to changing coastal conditions.
01:06Disclosure. This video contains stock footage and content created or enhanced using AI-assisted tools.
