How does a little rain AND unusual highs sound?

The winter so far in San Diego may remind some of an old New England saying: “If you don’t like the weather, wait a minute.”

Forecasters, including NBC 7’s Angelica Campos, warn that Holiday Bowl goers could expect mild, cool and wet weather Friday evening, followed by some cold weather over the weekend.

However, as the weekend begins, a passing storm system to the north will help deepen the marine layer, with possible afternoon and evening drizzle west of the mountains.

Low clouds will remain overnight and early Saturday morning, especially near the coast, and there may be fog and poor visibility on Sunday morning. Sunday will be a mild day with a weak area of ​​high pressure, allowing temperatures to rise up to 15 degrees above normal.

The Pacific Northwest will continue to contend with a storm, and it will bring clouds and winds again as it moves north of San Diego on Monday.

New Year’s Eve? The National Weather Service expects it to be mostly cloudy tonight with a low around 49 degrees, followed by a beautiful New Year’s Day where highs may reach 70 degrees.

It was a dry and mild December. The county ended the month as the fifth driest month since records began in 1850. In San Diego, it typically rains in the months of January and March.