A weak storm to the south of us is bringing light rainfall Sunday evening into Monday morning. It won't be a huge rainmaker, but keep an eye out for pop up showers. The National Weather Service reports trace amounts of rainfall in areas like San Diego and Ramona, but precipitation will be limited.
The weather looks good on President's Day with a mix of clouds and sunshine, with a small chance of lingering morning showers. Monday will be a great day to get ready for the next storm.
A stronger storm will bring the potential for several days of rain, strong gusty winds, and snow from the middle of the week to next weekend. The storm will be slow moving with colder air, some spots will average close to 20 degrees below normal Wednesday through Friday. Snow levels will be dropping low to about 3,000 feet, which will easily bring snow to Julian, Mt. Laguna, Palomar and Lookout Mountain. It's possible snow levels could drop lower to areas like Pine Valley, Ranchita, Warner Springs and Descanso.
We have plenty of time to fine tune the forecast, stay up to date with our Pinpoint Weather Team as the storm gets closer.
Presidents' Day Highs:
Coast: 62-70°
Inland: 65-70°
Mountains: 49-62°
Deserts: 65-72°
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