SAN DIEGO -- A wet storm that arrived late Thursday night and lasted through Friday certainly gave the region a good soaking.
Here's a look at the 36-hour precipitation totals as of 9 p.m. Friday, according to the National Weather Service San Diego:
- Alpine - 1.45
- Big Bear - 3.23
- Borrego Springs - 0.03
- Carlsbad - 1.79
- Chula Vista - 0.94
- El Cajon - 0.89
- Encinitas - 1.62
- Escondido - 1.94
- Fallbrook - 2.10
- Fashion Valley - 1.22
- Idyllwild - 3.00
- Julian - 3.59
- Kearny Mesa - 1.45
- La Jolla - 1.24
- La Mesa - 1.29
- Lake Cuyamaca - 4.33
- Lake Murray - 1.23
- Lakeside - 0.90
- Lemon Grove - 0.74
- Linda Vista - 1.19
- Mission Beach - 1.19
- Mt. Laguna - 1.25
- Mt. Woodson - 2.54
- Palomar Mountain - 5.60
- Pine Valley - 2.63
- Point Loma - 1.49
- Poway - 1.44
- Ramona - 1.58
- Rancho Bernardo - 1.62
- San Diego International Airport - 1.32
- San Ysidro - 1.06
- Santa Ysabel - 2.75
- Scripps Ranch East - 1.09
- Solana Beach - 1.42
- University Heights - 1.21
- Valley Center - 2.09
- Vista - 1.77
- Warner Springs - 1.95
Looking ahead, we're in for sunny skies, cold temperatures and gusty winds at times in the mountains and far eastern valleys.
On a related note, we got the numbers in from the California Highway Patrol on the number of crashes they responded to in San Diego County (excluding Temecula). They report a total of 546 collisions from 12 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Friday. For reference, on average they respond to 140 crashes on a normal 'good weather' day.
