Rain that arrived late Saturday in San Diego County brought with it cautious optimism as officials removed most evacuation orders and warnings in the Border 2 fire area. Cal Fire officials said the Border 2 fire, which began Wednesday, was 6,225 acres in size and 40% contained as of Sunday evening. Officials credited the wet […]
/in Media Coverage, San Diego County/by dguillen /San Diego Union-Tribuneby Jim Desmond Mentioned: San Diego County Water Authority Quoted: San Diego County Water Authority
It only takes one spark. A downed power line, a stray ember carried by the wind or a sudden shift in the weather can turn a quiet afternoon into a disaster. We’ve seen it before. The wildfires of 2003 and 2007 devastated San Diego County, destroying thousands of homes, displacing families and leaving a lasting […]
With winds dying down on Friday throughout San Diego County and a ridge of high pressure moving out, we will see some major changes in the weekend forecast that include a significant drop in temperatures, cloudier skies, and, yes, a good chance for some light to moderate rain and snow in our local mountains. The […]
A Coast Highway 101 sign business owner who serves on the Olivenhain Water District board will become Encinitas’ newest City Council member. The council on Wednesday voted 3-1, with Councilmember Joy Lyndes opposed, to pick Marco San Antonio out of eight applicants seeking to fill the new mayor’s former council seat. He can be formally […]
Most Evacuation Orders Removed in Border 2 Fire Area Amid Rainy Conditions
/in Media Coverage, San Diego County /by dguillen /San Diego Union-Tribuneby Alex Riggins and Christian MartinezRain that arrived late Saturday in San Diego County brought with it cautious optimism as officials removed most evacuation orders and warnings in the Border 2 fire area. Cal Fire officials said the Border 2 fire, which began Wednesday, was 6,225 acres in size and 40% contained as of Sunday evening. Officials credited the wet […]
Opinion: County Must Improve Wildfire Prep to Avoid Catastrophe
/in Media Coverage, San Diego County /by dguillen /San Diego Union-Tribuneby Jim Desmond Mentioned: San Diego County Water AuthorityQuoted: San Diego County Water Authority
It only takes one spark. A downed power line, a stray ember carried by the wind or a sudden shift in the weather can turn a quiet afternoon into a disaster. We’ve seen it before. The wildfires of 2003 and 2007 devastated San Diego County, destroying thousands of homes, displacing families and leaving a lasting […]
How Soon Will It Rain in San Diego?
/in Media Coverage, San Diego County, Uncategorized /by dguillen /CBS 8by CBS 8 StaffWith winds dying down on Friday throughout San Diego County and a ridge of high pressure moving out, we will see some major changes in the weekend forecast that include a significant drop in temperatures, cloudier skies, and, yes, a good chance for some light to moderate rain and snow in our local mountains. The […]
Encinitas Council Picks Water Board Member to Fill District 4 Seat
/in Media Coverage, San Diego County /by dguillen /San Diego Union-Tribuneby Barbara HenryA Coast Highway 101 sign business owner who serves on the Olivenhain Water District board will become Encinitas’ newest City Council member. The council on Wednesday voted 3-1, with Councilmember Joy Lyndes opposed, to pick Marco San Antonio out of eight applicants seeking to fill the new mayor’s former council seat. He can be formally […]