It's cool but dry. We can expect dry conditions to continue through Saturday with temperatures remaining 5 to 10 degrees below average.
Saturday will be the nicest day with daytime temperatures closest to normal.
A weak system will bring a slight chance of drizzle to a few light showers Sunday, ahead of a strong storm expected to bring more widespread rain Tuesday into Wednesday.
This next storm will bring the threat of flooding once again and downed trees, it will be a colder storm with temperatures topping out 10 to 15 degrees below average by Wednesday. This also means lower snow levels, potentially to 4,000' by Wednesday, which would bring snow to our mountains of Mt. Laguna, Palomar Mountain and Lookout Mountain.
Spring is right around the corner with the spring equinox happening at 2:24pm on Monday.
Wednesday, March 15, was a historic one for rainfall with the following locations setting new daily records for the 24-hour period from 4pm Tuesday to 4pm Wednesday.
- Oceanside Harbor: 4.21" breaks record of 0.6 set in 1982
- Vista: 2.24" breaks record of 0.73 set in 2003
- Ramona: 1.73" breaks record of 1.24 set in 2003
- Alpine: 1.80" breaks record of 1.61 set in 1952
- Palomar Mountain: 5.22" breaks record of 3.49 set in 1952
- Campo: 1.17" breaks record of 0.86 set in 1987
Check out rainfall totals in your area
Friday's Highs:
Coast: 62-66°
Inland: 64-69°
Mountains: 56-63°
Deserts: 74-77°
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