SAN DIEGO (KGTV) — Now, it's all about the cold. Early Sat. morning Ramona broke a temperature record, falling to a chilly 26 degrees! Inland and desert communities have frost advisories early Mon. and Tue. mornings, as many spots fall near freezing temperatures. Even parts of the coastline may wake up to frost Mon. morning, as several areas fall into the 30s.
A low-pressure system brought some rainfall, light snow showers and gusty winds to San Diego County. Totals remained small along the coast and inland. San Diego picked up just .04" rain, while Escondido got .14". Julian received the highest rainfall total, picking up .49".
Strong winds battered the county overnight, but a wind advisory is expiring this evening.
There is also a High Surf Advisory in place until Monday morning. Surf should peak Sunday morning. Waves are expected to be 5 to 8 feet, with sets up to 12 feet.
Monday's Highs:
Coast: 59-65°
Inland: 55-61°
Mountains: 39-52°
Deserts: 55-61°
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