Hurricanes Odalys and Polo Bring Tropical Moisture, Swells to San Diego County
Two Pacific hurricanes, Odalys and Polo, are influencing San Diego County weather early this week by bringing tropical moisture and elevated ocean swells. This is expected to cause partly cloudy skies, a chance of light showers in some areas, high…
San Diego, CA, September 28, 2026 —
San Diego County is experiencing the influence of two Pacific hurricanes, Odalys and Polo, early this week. These systems are drawing tropical moisture and generating elevated ocean swells that are impacting the region’s weather patterns.
Residents can anticipate partly cloudy skies across the county. A chance of light showers is also forecast for some areas as the tropical moisture moves inland. Along the coast, the elevated ocean swells are expected to lead to high surf conditions throughout the week.
Authorities are warning of a high risk of dangerous rip currents due to the increased wave activity. Furthermore, minor coastal flooding and erosion are anticipated along the coastline, particularly during high tide cycles. These conditions are projected to persist through Wednesday.
Looking ahead, the weather pattern is expected to shift, with a warmer and drier trend anticipated to develop later in the week. The specific intensity and duration of these weather effects are subject to the ongoing behavior of hurricanes Odalys and Polo.
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