The 3rd and final storm of the week arrived late Thursday, bringing widespread rain across our region.
The skies cleared up Friday afternoon, but there's a chance of slightly more rain as we deal with the tail end of this storm. There is a chance of showers returning Friday night into Saturday morning, with the best opportunity near the mountains and deserts. A slight chance of showers lingers into Saturday afternoon, but most areas won't pick up any more rain.
This most recent storm has already dropped decent rainfall totals. National City received 1.16" of rain, and to give an idea of the range, Rancho Bernardo saw some lower totals, collecting 0.36" of rain. Any additional rainfall will be mostly light through Saturday.
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Rain totals for the entire past week are impressive! Most areas picked up over 2 to 3 inches of rain, while peak totals topped out over 4 inches!
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Winds also picked up across the county on Friday. We saw Boucher Hill near Palomar Mountain; there, we felt 49 mph winds on the stronger end, while Shelter Island felt 21 mph on the lighter end.
Good news: we get a break in the rain starting Sunday, as sunshine returns and temperatures warm into Thanksgiving next week.
Thanksgiving will be warm with temperatures mostly 5 to 10 degrees above average under sunny skies. You can expect 70s for the coast and deserts, 70s and 80s inland, and 60s in the mountains.
While we get a break in the rain through the holiday, we're now tracking another storm possibly heading our way as early as the weekend. This will be important to monitor, especially for travelers heading home from the Holiday weekend.
Saturday's Highs:
Coast: 64-69°
Inland: 60-70°
Mountains: 41-56°
Deserts: 64-67°
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