Start getting those umbrellas ready to go -- heavy rain is expected during our next storm system heading our way this week.
Temperatures will be dropping as well. The cool down on the coast won't be as significant as other spots in the county, but overall we are looking at a 5-20 degree decrease across the board.
Monday is dry and breezy, before the drizzle begins Tuesday morning. Later that evening, the mountains may even see some snow as temperatures dip to at-or-below freezing conditions. Wind gusts will be at their strongest Tuesday as well, potentially peaking around 50 mph in the deserts.
More rain is expected Wednesday, with the heaviest amounts falling Thursday (Valentine's Day) and Friday.
Rain totals may be significant, as forecast models predict 1-3” of rain for San Diego during this strech.
Showers end Saturday, leading to sunnier skies.
Sunday’s Highs:
Coast: 58-65°
Inland: 61-65°
Mountains: 54-63°
Deserts: 72-77°
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