More rain will roll into the region Sunday, with most areas expecting up to .50". Snow is expected in the higher elevations as well.
All that rain has and will continue to assist firefighters in their battle against the Border 2 Fire. As of Sunday evening, all evacuation warnings have been lifted according to the San Diego Sheriff's Office.
The showers that persist could bring with them chances for thunderstorms Sunday night into Monday morning.
After then, the showers will get more scattered, with at least a slight chance sticking through Tuesday afternoon.
Meantime, the mountains are under a Winter Weather Advisory through Monday at 4 p.m. Julian could see about an inch of fresh snow in that frame, while Palomar Mountain could see between 3-6 inches and Mt. Laguna up to 8 inches.
A Special Marine Warning was momentarily issued around 7:17 p.m. Sunday for coastal waters from San Mateo Point to the Mexican Border and out 30 nm. According to the National Weather Service, "a severe thunderstorm capable of producing waterspouts was located 19 nm west of Oceanside, moving northeast at 15 knots." The thunderstorm mainly remained over open waters. The warning expired at 8 p.m.
Temperatures will remain about 10-15 degrees below seasonal averages on Monday.
We dry out and warm up starting on Wednesday, with everyone enjoying a 7-20 degree increase in daytime highs from the beginning to end of your extended forecast.
Another chance of rain emerges next weekend.
Sunday’s Highs:
Coast: 55-61°
Inland: 51-58°
Mountains: 38-48°
Deserts: 56-63°
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