Not as wet tonight, but it will be cold and windy.
The strongest winds will be for the mountains and deserts until 10pm. A High Wind Warning remains in effect until 10pm for the deserts. It was an active afternoon with hail and graupel reported in areas like Poway, Lemon Grove, and La Mesa.
AWinter Storm Warning is in effect for the mountains until 10pm where an additional 2 to 4" to the higher peaks with westerly gusts of 45 to 50mph. If traveling to the mountains bring chains and use caution.
We dry out tonight and with clearing skies and calming winds it is going to be very cold by tomorrow morning. Patchy frost will be possible for the valleys, deserts and some coastal areas as temperatures dip into the 30s.
A Frost Advisory will be in effect until 8am for the coast, temperatures could drop to the low 30s with westerly winds gusting between 20-30mph.
A Freeze Warning will be in effect until 8am for our valleys, with lows between 29 to 35 degrees and wind gusts from 30 to 40mph.
Sunshine and dry conditions return late in the week with minor warming into the weekend. Despite the improvement, temperatures will remain below average. It will be sunny and pleasant for the Science Expo at Petco Park on Saturday with temperatures topping out around 60 degrees; we hope to see you there.
A weak disturbance will pass by to the north of us on Monday which will bring more clouds to the county, and a slight chance of mostly light showers. Our next chance for a strong storm looks to arrive by the end of next week.
We've picked up our annual average rainfall 9.79" and more, so far San Diego has picked up 9.85" in total since October 1st at Lindbergh Field taking our water year surplus to 2.71".
Wednesday's Highs:
Coast: 53-57°
Inland: 46-52°
Mountains: 32-43°
Deserts: 54-58°
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