San Diego County is experiencing unseasonably warm, summer-like weather this week due to light-to-moderate Santa Ana winds blowing offshore. The National Weather Service predicts daytime high temperatures will be far above average through at least Thursday. In other news, the USS Nimitz, a carrier with 50 years of service, bids farewell to San Diego, and Interstate 5 reopened after a man threatening to jump from an overpass was taken into custody. San Diego State’s defensive coordinator Rob Aurich was hired by Nebraska, and the Holiday Bowl has a new title sponsor and will feature Arizona vs. SMU. Finally, French Gourmet in Pacific Beach is closing after nearly 40 years, and a magnitude 3.3 earthquake occurred at Camp Pendleton.
