Hello, San Diego, thanks for
joining us here on CBS8 Plus.
I'm meteorologist Sean Stiles wh
a look at your weather and we've
got the marine layer starting
to roll in along the coastline.
We're looking W from San Miguel mountain.
There was a little bit of
sunshine out there today,
but it was not fullblown sun,
so our temperatures did not reflect that.
We have a wind advisory for the
mountains all the way out into e
deserts until Wednesday morning.
If you're heading east on Interstate 8,
watch out if you're driving
a high profile vehicle.
And in the Sierra Nevada they ae
seeing snow the Lake Tahoe area
above 8000 feet as well as Mammh
picking up about two to four in.
A little bit more in the Lake Tahoe area,
but that storm is still wrappinp
as far as the Almanac is concer.
Today we were at 6569,
the 30 year average and obviousy
we are way above where we should
be when it comes to rainfall.
At 13 and three quarter inches,
so I'll take that all day long.
Highs around the county today.
We were in the low to mid 60s ag
the coastline, 68 in Escondido,
63 in Ramona,
66 for the folks out in El Cajon
and in the 50s and upper 40s ine
mountains and to Berego Desert.
81 degrees.
So, all right,
here's how that club cover shaped up today.
It was widespread along the coastline,
but inland we saw some clearing.
And with your three day forecas,
we'll get you into that rain
coming in by Thursday.
That'll start as early as late e
late Wednesday night and then be
on out of here by late in the d.
Thursday, maybe a lingering shor
Friday morning early.
The same for the inland microclimates.
Temperatures currently outside
have cooled off a little bit.
I mean, we've.
Dropped off about 6 to 8 degreen
most of the inland microclimate,
54 both in Ramona and Alpine,
59 in El Cajon,
58 in Escondido and Poway out
in the deserts and to Borrego.
74 degrees.
Right now it's 36 both at Mount
Laguna and Palomar Mountain.
So it's a chilly night out ther.
And along the cosine we're in
the upper 50s to low 60s.
Downtown San Diego at 61 degrees
right now changes.
It's actually a little bit warmer now than it
was last night at this time in the mountains.
It's a couple degrees warmer,
but it is still very,
very cold.
As we look at what's heading our way,
this below average temperatures
in deep marine there will stick
around rain Wednesday late,
late,
late through mid to latter partf
the day on Thursday 1/4 to 1/2 n
inch snow level above 6000 feet.
So that means basically no snow
for San Diego,
maybe up in the San Bernardino
in San Gabriel Mountains.
And certainly as I said,
they will continue to see snow
in the Sierra Nevada,
more sun and slightly warmer
as we head into the weekend.
Currently downtown,
61 degrees your winter out of the West,
Northwest at 8 mph, humidity at.
So nothing really dynamic happeg
here in Southern California.
All that's going to get going th
over the next say 24 to 36 hour.
By this time tomorrow night will
start to feel the effects of tht
storm coming in Two to four feet
is the surf rip current risk is
still high because of the way
the sandbars are switching now.
And tide high at the morning 831
going to the low in the afternoo
16 A 0.7 and the water temperate
is starting to warm up.
If you have friends in the northeast,
they probably have been telling.
It is cold out here and indeed
it is 39 in Detroit right now.
Low 50s over places like Philly,
New York City and down into
the nation's capital.
As we come out West,
high pressure has shifted and
that is keeping the intermountan
region very pleasant.
74 in Boise, 75 in Salt Lake Ci,
Las Vegas at 76.
The Mile High City,
Denver at 63 degrees and 80
for the folks down in Phoenix,
86 degrees, 82 in El Paso.
As we look at this storm that it
this is a pretty impressive sto.
I mean look at this thing,
how much area encompasses all
the way up into Maine,
back into Illinois,
and the wraparound moisture pulg
all that cold air out of Canada.
That's why those temperatures
are chilly in Detroit.
High pressure is keeping things
dry over parts of the Rockies,
but this frontal boundary is that surge
of warm air coming up and that'y
things are warmer in Salt Lake .
The low pressure coming down the
coastline brings snow to the Si.
Nevada adding to the snowpack,
but the colder temperatures
are slowing down the melt,
so that is good news for them.
Low pressure, as we said,
just basically over San Francisco right now,
it's wrapping up and will starto
make its way down the coastline.
As it does, it'll settle in over
San Diego Thursday morning,
affecting the commute.
And with that,
we'll see as much as 1/2 an
inch West of the mountains,
Certainly to the north of us.
They'll see snow above the 7500 foot level,
where it will actually accumula.
That low pushes back up into the Great Basin.
A secondary low comes into the picture,
but this high pressure works its way in
and keeps the storm track to the north of us.
So although we will be cooler than average,
we'll be out of the rain window as you
look at the eight day microclimate forecast.
Things state pretty much status
quo right on through the weekend
as far as temperatures,
but the rain will arrive on Thuy
both along the coast and inland.
We'll see more sunshine on
Friday and Saturday,
and Sunday looks pretty pleasan.
Here with temperatures really rebounding
by the time we get into next wek
for you folks in the mountains.
As I said, no snow in our local mountains,
but up in the Big Bear Lake area saying
Gabriel's probably going to seee
there temperatures stay in the s
until we get into the weekend we
it finally gets back into the 6.
For you folks in the desert,
upper 70s to low 80s over the weekend,
that's a look at your weather.