More Rain, Snow Headed Toward San Diego: How Much Could the Region Get?

/in /by /Fox 5 San Diegoby Danielle Dawson

More late season rainfall is headed toward San Diego this week, starting with some drizzle before another atmospheric river is expected to bring several days of wet, overcast conditions into the weekend. The first bout of precipitation is anticipated to begin Tuesday into Wednesday as a ribbon of low atmospheric pressure currently over the Pacific Northwest advances towards the region.

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