SAN DIEGO — The southern edge of the storm to our north moved across San Diego overnight bringing very light rain to most of San Diego county. We are in between pulses of energy with the next chance of rain Wednesday into early Thursday.
The Low pressure that has been pounding the Pacific Northwest and Northern and Central California is expected to move east into the Great Basin by Tuesday. As the low moves east it will bring an active weather pattern to Southern California which could bring rain back into the forecast by Wednesday. The central and northern half of California will continue to see a very active weather pattern with heavy snow in the Sierra Nevada where there is a Winter Storm Warning through Wednesday.
MONDAY TEMPERATURES:
Expect temperatures to remain blow average through Thanksgiving.
SEASONAL (AVERAGE) DAYTIME HIGHS:
- Coastal highs near 69 to 71 degrees
- Inland valley highs near 72 degrees
- Mountain highs near 57 degrees
- Desert highs near 77 degrees
AT THE COAST:
A chance of rain on Wednesday then dry for Thanksgiving Day. We'll still see partly to mostly cloudy skies for Thanksgiving and Black Friday as temperatures continue to peak near to slight below seasonal for most of the county.
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