San diego rainfall totals 24 hours

San Onofre: 8. Henshaw Dam : 4. Oceanside: 4.

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San diego rainfall totals 24 hours

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Any idea if this will continue in Jan and Feb? So glad for you. I've been busy trying to get this brewery started.

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San Diego County, California gets 14 inches of rain, on average, per year. The US average is 38 inches of rain per year. San Diego County averages 1 inches of snow per year. The US average is 28 inches of snow per year. On average, there are sunny days per year in San Diego County. The US average is sunny days. San Diego County gets some kind of precipitation, on average, 41 days per year. Precipitation is rain, snow, sleet, or hail that falls to the ground. In order for precipitation to be counted you have to get at least.

San diego rainfall totals 24 hours

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I would be surprised if we don't hit at least 20 inches, if not more by May. San Diego International Airport has recorded 9. I grew up in Seattle and this year has almost felt like the NW almost. Archive of stories since Public Safety Donation site opens to assist Spring Valley flood victims. Dang I'm listening to the rain on the Monday evening Submit a story tip. Hi Everyone! This is by far the best weather information source there is. San Diego Drives.

A powerful storm system dumped rain on San Diego County for three days, bringing inches of much-needed rain to the region. Unless you live in the desert, most of the county saw 3 inches or more from storm systems that pummeled the region from Saturday through Tuesday.

The first is for the calendar year starting January 1st, while the other is for the rain season starting on October 1st. March 6, Thank you for the clear and detailed forecast. More is headed this way for the first week of February. Snowpack is improving, but still below average so far. Why is there no data about the monsoon rains that we've been having - July and August, ? I feel it was completely unexpected though, i had checked the Fox5 website earlier. Will the rainfall throughout the rest of the state make up for the snowpack that the rains affected? If possible, it would be good to stay home for a few days. I don't see it breaking for at least another couple weeks. Is that correct? Climatology is always based on a year average, so the numbers are compared to the previous 30 years. That's a good idea. Community papers.