A Tropical Storm, A Giant Snow Dump, A Month Without Sunshine: Reliving San Diego’s ‘weird’ Year Of Weather

/in , , /by /The San Diego Tribuneby Gary Robbins

San Diego markets itself as the land of endless warmth and sunshine. That seems like a goof as 2023 comes to an end. The city received only two hours of sunshine in the entire month of May. The temperature was below average for 11 straight months.

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