The next round of widespread rain arrives on Tuesday with another storm next weekend. Tuesday's system is expected to be much weaker than what we saw on New Year's Eve.
Predictions show many coastal communities could receive .38"-.55, while valleys could see up to .6". Rainfall will be most concentrated in North County while our mountain communities could see more than a third of an inch. The desert will likely see less than .1" of rain.
Rain clears out quickly on Wednesday, leading to a dry stretch until next weekend.
Our water year surplus continues to grow, so far we have received 4.37" of rain at Lindbergh Field, where San Diego keeps their records, which is a .99" surplus for what is normal.
Driving conditions will be tough on Tuesday as the county will also see strong winds. Peak wind gusts along the coast and in the valleys could reach up to 45mph. For mountain and desert communities, gusts could reach near 60mph.
Monday's Highs:
Coast: 63-67°
Inland: 63-69°
Mountains: 48-63°
Deserts: 68-73°
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