Heavy rains are pouring over San Diego's coast, valleys and mountains from Tuesday night into Wednesday morning. But that's not all residents can expect. Check here for the latest on weather. 🌧️
are long, powerful portions of the atmosphere that carry lots of water from the tropical regions near the Earth's equator toward the poles. The first drops of rain produced by the system fell overnight Sunday.Snowfall levels are expected to fall to about 4,000 feet overnight Tuesday. By Wednesday night, Palomar Mountain could see more than a foot of snow and Mount Laguna could see between 8 to 12 inches.
NBC 7's Dave Summers spoke with a Cal Fire captain about water rescue teams preparing for San Diego's next storm.
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