SAN DIEGO (FOX 5/KUSI) -- Temperatures feel more like May or June outside this weekend thanks to low pressure along the west coast.

The high in San Diego on Saturday reached 72 degrees, falling five degrees below average for this time of year.

Along with cooler weather to start of the week, low pressure ushers in extensive coastal clouds with the potential for fog through the overnight hours.

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High pressure will begin to take over by the middle of the week with highs peaking two to ten degrees above average in the inland valleys and deserts on Thursday and Friday.

Along with warmer weather, monsoonal flow will gradually increase, bringing chances for thunderstorms in the mountains and deserts starting Thursday aftern

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