A warming trend is expected over the weekend for San Diego County, with minor shifts in high temperatures through the end of the week.

A warming trend is expected over the weekend for San Diego County, with minor shifts in high temperatures through the end of the week, forecasters said Saturday.

NWS forecasts showers and cooler temperatures across southern California with potential thunderstorms near San Bernardino.

The system is expected to generate winds gusting upwards of 50 mph on Monday afternoon and evening along eastern Interstate 8 near the border of San Diego and Imperial counties.

The cooler weather will continue through the week, warming up again by the weekend -- but nothing like the record-breaking temperatures ushered in during the first weeks of

A low pressure system that extends from the West Coast to the continental divide will produce a 4,000-foot-deep marine layer on Friday that’s likely to spread across all of San Diego County, the National Weather Service said.

The coast and valleys are expected to see cloudy conditions, gusty winds and even a chance of showers this week.

After an intense heat wave, county deserts are expected to cool down, with highs in the mid-80s and mostly clear and sunny conditions through the week, according to the National Weather Service. Coastal San Diego will see cloudy conditions and chances of showers in the morning and night during the week,

The remaining days in September and the beginning of October look to be great days for locals to be outside as the fall season begins. It’s also a good time of year for locals to find new places to visit and rediscover San Diego County,