Tag Archive for: National Weather Service

Excessive Heat Warning Takes Effect for Eastern Half of San Diego County

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

An excessive heat warning will be in effect through 8 p.m. Thursday for areas of San Diego County east of Interstate 15 as unseasonably warm weather spreads across most of California, the National Weather Service said.

The daytime high temperatures in areas like Ramona and Alpine will be in the 98-to-100-degree range on Tuesday and will inch higher on Wednesday and possibly Thursday. Escondido and El Cajon will be in the mid- to upper 90s all three days.

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After Cold, Wet Weekend, Warmer, Drier Weather Expected for San Diego Region

/in , /by /Times of San Diegoby Brooke Binkowski

Forecasters said Sunday that San Diego will see much warmer, dry weather in the coming days, with the warmest conditions arriving by mid-week.

However, scattered showers and northwest wind gusts up to 20 knots over the coastal waters are expected through early Monday, and snow is blowing in through mountain passes, according to the National Weather Service.

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Summer Heat Won’t Last: Another Cold, Wet Storm Set to Hit SoCal This Weekend

/in , , /by /Los Angeles Timesby Grace Toohey

Southern California has started to feel like, well, Southern California again, with sunny afternoons pushing highs into the 80s this week. But don’t start planning warm-weather weekend activities just yet.

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Here’s How San Diego’s Reservoirs are Faring After a Rainy Winter

/in , , /by /The San Diego Union-Tribuneby David Garrick

San Diego’s nine city reservoirs have already captured enough rainwater since the beginning of the year to serve all of the city’s 1.4 million water customers for 56 days with no imported water, a spokesperson said Wednesday.

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Back-to-back storms to refresh a precipitation windfall in California

/in , , /by /The Washington Postby Diana Leonard

March is a notoriously fickle month for California precipitation, but the storm door remains open for the Golden State, where precipitation has been plentiful for a second straight year. The month began with a severe blizzard, and it looks like it will close with a solid dose of Sierra snow — and a potentially significant rainstorm in Southern California.

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Rain Totals: Recent Storm Brings at Least Half an Inch of Rain to Some Places in San Diego

/in , , /by /NBC 7 San Diego

This weekend’s storm brought at least half an inch of rain to most of San Diego County over the weekend, according to data from the National Weather Service. The highest total was at Lake Cuyamca in our mountains with 2.67 inches of rain, according to the National Weather Service.

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California City to Get Nearly Month’s Worth of Rain in Four Days

/in , , /by /Newsweekby Anna Skinner

An approaching storm is expected to soak Southern California this weekend, bringing nearly 2 inches of rain to Los Angeles over four days—nearly the city’s average monthly allotment.

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California Doubles Water Allocation for Most Contractors Following February Storms

/in , , /by /Associated Pressby Adam Beam

State officials on Friday doubled the amount of water California agencies will get this year following some strong storms that increased the snowpack in the mountains.

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San Diego Weather: Dryer Monday Expected Ahead of a Rainy Easter Weekend

/in , , /by /NBC 7 (San Diego)by Sheena Parveen

Monday is expected to be much drier than the weekend but there is a chance for showers overnight, the National Weather Service said. The next storm system is expected to approach next weekend.

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Rainfall Totals: San Diego Surpasses Rainy Season Average

/in , , /by /NBC 7 San Diego

San Diego has surpassed its annual rainfall average since the water year began on Oct. 1, according to the National Weather Service. San Diego has seen an above-average rainy season. Since the water year began on Oct. 1, San Diego International Airport has received 10.31 inches of rain, which has now surpassed San Diego’s annual average of 9.79 inches.

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