Gusty winds and scattered showers linger for New Year's Day, after a powerful storm system drenched San Diego County. Many coastal cities received more than an inch of rain overnight, while more than two inches fell on some inland communities.
48-hour totals as of 11:30 p.m. Sunday:
San Diego International Airport: 1.05"
Encinitas: 1.67"
Escondido: 2.59"
Palomar Mountain: 3.56"
National City: 1.02"
Borrego Springs: 0.69"
Gusty winds taper off Monday. Meantime temperatures will remain cool for most of the week, warming slightly ahead of next weekend.
Showers are expected to linger until early Monday morning. Monday will be mostly dry and overcast, but an unsettled pattern continues. Another, weaker storm system will arrive Tuesday through Thursday. Estimates show it will likely bring much less rain than we saw New Year's Eve.
Monday's Highs:
Coast: 58-61
Inland: 53-60
Mountains: 39-50
Deserts: 58-66
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