A good Monday morning to you.
Thanks for being with us here
on CBS8 Plus extended forecast.
We start off your Monday
with a few remaining showers,
but most of the activity has
come to a halt rest of the day.
Monday is expected to be beautiful,
partly cloudy, still a bit chilly.
Jacket is going to come in handy,
but mostly dry and it comes on the heels of
a wet Sunday night and early Monday morning.
Take a look at your 24 hour rain totals.
These mainly started up.
Toward yesterday evening,
it was around 8:30 last night that we
saw some thunderstorms come to fruition.
Rancho Bernardo, Kearny Mesa,
San Diego International all came
in with at least 1/3 of an inch.
Kearny Mesa and Rancho Bernardo
more than half an inch.
But the majority of our county
in San Diego saw what Escondido
and Oceanside saw somewhere.
A couple hundredths of an inch all
the way up to about 1/4 of an inch.
As we head through the rest of the day,
we're expecting not much more
green to appear here.
On the screen you can see how mountains
and deserts have a few spots of showers
that are still coming to fruition,
but this is part of a low pressure
system that made its way through Baja.
Now,
this counterclockwise movement
that you see here,
you can kind of see how those clouds
and showers have come to a halt,
but that general counterclockwise movement
is symptomatic of this through of low
pressure that now clears its way out.
To the east of us,
as it moves to the east,
we've got a dry Monday,
but Tuesday we've got another incoming
low pressure system that will bring
us wet weather for Valentine's Day.
It's also expected to bring us some
wind and more cool temperatures.
So a lot of change is still on
the way for Valentine's Day.
Before we head toward a mainly dry Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday,
let's take a look at what we have
to know as far as your watches,
warnings and advisories go, and that is wind.
I want to start off with wind because
wind is going to be the precursor
to a lot of that wet weather.
We'll start to see those.
Wind speeds really pick up tonight.
We don't have a wind advisory
or high wind warning take effect
until early Tuesday's.
High wind warning takes effect at 3:00 AM.
Wind advisory takes effect at 2:00 PM there,
take a look at your speeds,
especially your gusts off toward
your mountains and deserts.
Gusts could reach 80 mph.
It's going to be very windy out there.
Now,
the majority of those gusts
are going to peak at 80 mph.
That means that most of those
speeds will be lower.
What to keep in mind along the coast is,
is that you're going to see
those speeds cut in half.
So gusts are gonna be 40 mph or less,
15 to 25 mile per hour
sustained speeds, but all across the county,
really we're going to be feeling the wind.
The best way to summarize this is
that it will be windy all day tomorrow
and we'll see the gusties of winds
across the mountains and deserts.
Where we're also going to see is that
after a dry rest of your Monday showers,
come back to the forecast for early Tuesday.
Now, this isn't anything too dramatic.
You've seen these models before
where they show massive amounts of.
Green popping up.
This is not going to be that same case.
You could see how we've mainly got
scattered showers that are showing up
through the early morning time frame,
a few hundredths of an inch expected.
And then by the afternoon and evening
we'll continue with those scattered
showers starting across the Pacific,
spreading their way on short notice.
The pink and the purple that we see
popping up, especially north of us,
but across our San Diego County mountains.
Still we have the chance of maybe
a few showers and thunderstorms,
and then we have that chance of
some snow off toward the mountain
tops we're generally expecting.
About an inch or so.
If that's the case,
would this last storm that just passed
by Palomar Mountain saw 2 inches,
Mount Laguna saw dusting a little
bit more in some cases really was
dependent heavily on your height there,
how how far above sea level you were.
So we saw that that altitude climbed
to 35104 thousand 5000 feet and that's
really where that snow was sticking.
And then you got down to 3500 and
some spots saw some snow come down,
not necessarily sticking to the ground
though, didn't stay for all that.
Long as we head toward Tuesday night,
early Wednesday,
we'll see pretty much all that
activity wrap up.
We'll be off toward a dry start to Wednesday,
a dry Thursday, and a dry Friday.
The downside of this dry stretch is that
we don't see temperatures warm all that much.
We're going to stay mostly cooler
than average for this entire stretch.
This afternoon we're going to be
in the upper 50s and low 60s.
I'd say it's comfortable,
but when those winds pick up
and when you're in, say,
area where cloud cover prevails,
you're going to feel the
cold temperatures out there.
So a jacket is going to come in handy.
Likely throughout the day,
especially when you consider the
possibility of a few remaining showers and
the showers that come onshore tomorrow.
So Tuesday is going to be a showery day,
a colder day, a windy day,
and then we've got a dry stretch
for Wednesday through Friday.
Sure, we'll warm up by a few degrees.
I mean,
inland will jump by 10 degrees from
tomorrow afternoon Tuesday all the
way through your Thursday afternoon.
Friday stays in the mid 60s,
but this is still cooler than average.
Then as we head toward your Saturday,
we've got another opportunity
for a few showers in the
mix before we dry out by Sunday.
Across the board here,
we're in the upper 50s, low 60s.
That's what you can expect moving
forward for your mountains and deserts.
Pretty similar scene out there.
We'll drop down to the upper 30s for
tomorrow, warm up to the 40s for the
remainder of the week, and for the
deserts we'll be in the upper 50s.
That's a cooler day across Borrego Springs
where you can expect plenty of wind as well.
They have that high wind warning
with gusts possible up to again,
80 mph, very windy.
They'll pick up on the lighter end
as far as accumulations go for those.
Hours West of the mountains is where we
expect about 1/10 of an inch in total.
We dry out again Wednesday through Friday.
We're back to the possibility of
a bit more unsettled weather and
cooler temperatures as we head
towards Saturday and Sunday as well.
We appreciate you being with us here
for CBS8 Plus extended forecast,
I'm Evan Nurani.
We'll see you later on today.