How much rain will the mammoth storm headed for Southern California drop on San Diego?
Meteorologists say the slow-moving system is one of the biggest to hit the region in years and could drop 3 to 4 inches of rain on some parts of the county
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Meteorologists say the slow-moving system is one of the biggest to hit the region in years and could drop 3 to 4 inches of rain on some parts of the county
The system could drop 1 to 2 inches of rain at and near the coast and far more across inland valleys. The entire county is under a storm watch
Locals in San Diego were forced to jump from windows to escape the rising waters caused by explosive rain, which lifted up cars and knocked out power to thousands.
Temperatures will rise to 7 to 15 degrees above average on Friday and Saturday across parts of San Diego County, then plunge as a low pressure system arrives from the northeast Pacific
The system has slowed down and angled more toward Los Angeles but is still expected to drop 2 inches of rain at the coast and up to 18 inches of snow in the mountains by Saturday.