Dry and cool through Saturday, before the next storm system brings rain and possibly snow.
Cold temperatures are sticking around overnight into early morning, most of San Diego will wake up to 30s and 40s, even some 20s in the mountains.
Thursday will be nice and sunny but cool with daytime highs around 10 degrees below normal. We'll enjoy dry but cool conditions through Saturday.
The next storm that will dive south enough to bring rain and mountain snow to San Diego. It looks like the storm will arrive late Saturday, lasting through Monday morning. The best chance for rain will be on Sunday. Depending on how far south the storm tracks will determine how much rain we get, hoping this storm will track south enough to bring us a decent amount.
Rain totals could range from 0.25-2.00". The main concerns with this storm will be flooding, and damaging winds, plus the cold weather will feel colder as we factor the winds this weekend.
Snow levels could drop to 4,000 feet by Monday, which would bring snow to Julian, Palomar Mtn, and Mt. Laguna.
Gusty winds will target the mountains and deserts with westerly gusts of 40 to 70mph Sunday into Monday.
Stay tune to the changes, as our chances for rain look better for the weekend.
Thursday's Highs:
Coast: 59-63°
Inland: 57-63°
Mountains: 41-55°
Deserts: 65-69°
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