The first of two strong Pacific storms this week began battering Southern California on Monday, generating downpours and gusty winds, along with high surf along the coast. The storm first hit Northern California before making its way to the southern part of the state, where it is expected to continue pouring rain into early Tuesday morning.
Californians are no strangers to drought, having lived through many dry periods in the last several decades. The good news is that December storms and previous strong rainfall filled state reservoirs to healthy levels. The bad news is that history shows the good conditions won’t last and worries over water supplies will continue in the […]
San Diego County’s run of warm, dry weather is ending, with cooler-than-average conditions, gusty winds and rain expected this week, according to the National Weather Service. Most of Tuesday is expected to remain dry, though a few light showers could develop Tuesday evening ahead of a cold front.
The river responsible for the very existence of San Diego is again in crisis with major reservoirs used to store water at critically-low levels again – and still nobody can agree on how to save it. Feb. 14 marks another deadline imposed by the federal government on seven U.S. states that rely on the Colorado […]
Pacific Storm Downs Tree, Causes Travel Delays in San Diego County
/in Media Coverage, San Diego County /by Sierra Stewart /Fox 5 San Diegoby Sergio Robles, Sharisse Cohee, Isabella PaolettoThe first of two strong Pacific storms this week began battering Southern California on Monday, generating downpours and gusty winds, along with high surf along the coast. The storm first hit Northern California before making its way to the southern part of the state, where it is expected to continue pouring rain into early Tuesday morning.
Opinion: As We Reach 10 Years of the Carlsbad Desalination Plant, Let’s Not Forget Why it’s Needed
/in Media Coverage, San Diego County /by Jordan Beane /Voice of San Diegoby Keith SolarCalifornians are no strangers to drought, having lived through many dry periods in the last several decades. The good news is that December storms and previous strong rainfall filled state reservoirs to healthy levels. The bad news is that history shows the good conditions won’t last and worries over water supplies will continue in the […]
Summery Stretch Ends With Cooler Temps, Midweek Rain in San Diego County
/in Media Coverage, San Diego County /by Sierra Stewart /Times of San Diegoby Elizabeth IrelandSan Diego County’s run of warm, dry weather is ending, with cooler-than-average conditions, gusty winds and rain expected this week, according to the National Weather Service. Most of Tuesday is expected to remain dry, though a few light showers could develop Tuesday evening ahead of a cold front.
Valentine’s Day Marks Next Crucial Deadline On The Colorado River
/in Media Coverage, San Diego County /by Sierra Stewart /Voice of San Diegoby MacKenzie ElmerThe river responsible for the very existence of San Diego is again in crisis with major reservoirs used to store water at critically-low levels again – and still nobody can agree on how to save it. Feb. 14 marks another deadline imposed by the federal government on seven U.S. states that rely on the Colorado […]