Rain has made its way into San Diego County.
It'll become widespread across the rest of the county overnight, with periods of heavy rain that could lead to localized flooding. Activity will taper off by tomorrow afternoon and we'll likely stay dry through Friday morning, which is good news if you're headed to Petco Park for the Holiday Bowl.
Estimated rainfall totals:
Coast: 0.3-0.6”
Inland: 0.3-0.6”
Mountains: ~1”
Deserts: <.10”
The next round of impressive rainfall arrives Saturday evening lasting through New Year's Day.
These disturbances will drop daytime highs up to 20 degrees and increase onshore flow which will result in periods of gusty winds in the mountains and deserts.
Coastal communities are also under a High Surf Advisory through 4P Thursday with localized wave sets anywhere from 4-8 feet. There will be strong rip currents, so it's advised you only enter the water if you're an experienced swimmer, or swim near a lifeguard.
Periods of rain are expected to last through the middle of next week with the potential for high-elevation snow this weekend.
Wednesday's Highs:
Coast: 60-64
Inland: 63
Mountains: 46-47
Deserts: 73-74
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