More spotty rain is moving into San Diego County on Wednesday, which forecasters predicted will be followed by another weaker storm at the end of the week.
“Some light showers from the next low pressure system may begin to spread into portions of southwestern California during the day on Thursday with more widespread showers along with a slight chance of thunderstorms spreading into the area on Thursday night with showers continuing into Friday,” the National Weather Service said in a forecast discussion.
A third system predicted to begin by late Thursday into Friday will not only bring another round of rainfall, but also snow at higher elevations.
The weekend storm brought a lot of rain. Saturday saw at least 1.27 inches of precipitation in San Diego — about a quarter-inch more than the city usually averages during the entire month of November — 2.40 inches at Camp Pendleton and 2.30 inches in Oceanside.
To help the unsheltered weather the storm, the San Diego Housing Commission activated shelters across the city. A full list of the facilities is available online.
Residents can report storm-related issues, such as flooding or downed trees, by using the Get It Done app or by calling (619) 527-7500.
Temperatures will be on the cool side all week, in line with traditional November weather. The forecast for next weekend shows clear skies.
