San Diego Forecast to Warm Sunday as Near-Record High Tides Raise Flooding Concerns
San Diego is expected to warm up on Sunday, but near-record high tides are raising concerns about coastal flooding in the area.
San Diego, CA, October 25, 2026 —
San Diego is expected to warm up on Sunday, while near-record high tides are raising concerns about coastal flooding in the area, according to the available summary of the forecast.
The information provided does not specify how much temperatures are expected to rise, the expected high temperature, or which parts of San Diego could be affected by coastal flooding. It also does not give the tide heights, the timing of the high tides, or details about the source of the forecast.
The summary describes flooding as a concern but does not state that flooding is expected to occur. It does not identify any official warning, advisory, or evacuation notice, and provides no information about actions taken by local agencies or residents. The extent of the potential impact therefore cannot be determined from the information available.
The day is identified only as Sunday; no calendar date is provided. The summary also does not say how long the warmer conditions or elevated tides are expected to last, or whether the two conditions are forecast to occur at the same time.
Further details about temperatures, tide levels, timing and affected coastal locations were not provided. Without those specifics, the forecast offers a limited picture of the conditions expected in San Diego and the nature of the coastal flooding concern.
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