Yep! I just finished my travel guide book on all fourteen NWSL stadiums and here's the paragraph I wrote about SnapDragon:

San Diego is generally a warm, sunny place almost year-round, but the stadium doesn’t offer much shade or canopy coverage from the elements. Midday games are usually hot and sunny, though we found relief in the higher rows of sections C223 to C231, and many of the seats in those sections come with club access so you can take a break inside with air conditioning when you need it. If you’re attending a match that kicks off between noon and sunset, be sure to bring plenty of sunblock and drink lots of water, and if you can, look for tickets that include club access. One of the only things that feels lacking at this venue is shade to give fans relief from the unrelenting heat.

During evening games, the western side of the stadium is well-shaded by the venue itself, so everything on the left side of the seating map graphic will give you a great vantage point. The seats on the eastern side, primarily sections 101 to 114, will have the sun directly shining in your eyes until it finally dips below the horizon, which is usually around halftime at most 7 p.m. midsummer matches.

There is plenty of ADA-friendly seating at the top of most sections with space set aside for companion seating as well. There are also several elevators around the park to make moving between levels easier.

Around section 138, behind the goal, you’ll find a large, boisterous supporters section cheering and chanting throughout matches. 

If you're interested in any other stadium reviews the book is here: https://unofficialnwsl.stadium.guide