High temperatures Thanksgiving Day are expected to reach 65 to 70 near the coast, 71 to 74 inland, 73 to 78 in the western valleys, 59 to 67 in the mountains and 72 to 75 in the desert. By Saturday, temperatures return to above normal with the warmth lingering into early next week, forecasters said.

Here are some of the best things to do this weekend in San Diego from Friday, Nov. 29 to Sunday, Dec. 1.

Offices and services in both the city and the county of San Diego will close on Thursday in observance of the Thanksgiving Day holiday.  Here’s a look at what else will be closed and open around the region: Closed All administrative offices in both the city and the county.

Though Tuesday saw an overly busy travel day at San Diego International Airport, many were still seen heading in and out of San Diego Wednesday morning.

Instructions for all these hikes, plus dozens more, can be found at sandiegouniontribune.com/tag/hiking.

The financial services website WalletHub ranked the 100 largest U.S. cities based on 18 key metrics ranging from the cost of a Thanksgiving dinner and the share of delayed flights to volunteer opportunities per capita and forecast precipitation.

The day before Thanksgiving started off rather busy at San Diego International Airport, as officials anticipate about 75,000 travelers making their way through the airport on Wednesday.

Looking for an escape from the Thanksgiving hustle and bustle? A variety of events on the holiday before you gobble will be available around San Diego County.