The latest storm came and went. We will stay chilly into the overnight hours, but drier for the rest of the week.
Rainfall totals have been mostly light between a few hundredths of an inch up to 0.89" at Julian. Mount Laguna reported 1 to 2 inches, while Palomar Mt got half an inch of snow.
Our Wind advisories have been cancelled and the winds should continue to settle down through the day. The cold air will remain in place providing a cold night around the county. Patchy frost will possible away from the coast and freezing temperatures are expected in the mountains.
Thankfully temperatures will warm into the weekend but only slightly. The trend will keep us cool with below average temperatures.
Another cold system will work its way into San Diego next week, with similar conditions. Expect colder temperatures, and possible rain showers Monday, Election Day, and possibly Wednesday.
Daylight Saving Time is this Sunday which means we get an extra hour of sleep. Be sure to fall back one hour before you head to bed Saturday night.
Friday's Highs:
Coast: 60-64°
Inland: 57-65°
Mountains: 38-54°
Deserts: 68-72°
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