A storm system is bringing heavy rain and a significant cooldown to San Diego County this week. Expect 1-3 inches of rain, with the heaviest amounts falling on Thursday and Friday. Temperatures will drop by 5-20 degrees.
Get your umbrellas ready, because a significant storm system is set to bring heavy rainfall to our region this week. Temperatures will also be dropping noticeably. While the cooldown along the coast won't be as drastic as in other parts of the county, expect a decrease of 5-20 degrees across the board. Monday begins dry and breezy, but expect drizzle to start on Tuesday morning.
As temperatures dip to freezing or below, especially in the mountains, there's a chance of snow later Tuesday evening. Wind gusts will be strongest on Tuesday, potentially reaching up to 50 mph in the deserts.More rain is anticipated on Wednesday, with the heaviest downpours predicted for Thursday (Valentine's Day) and Friday. Forecast models suggest a possible 1-3 inches of rain for San Diego during this period. Thankfully, showers will finally subside by Saturday, making way for sunnier skies. Sunday's high temperatures are expected to range from 58-65 degrees along the coast, 61-65 degrees inland, 54-63 degrees in the mountains, and 72-77 degrees in the deserts. Stay tuned to ABC 10News for the latest weather updates
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