A rainstorm is expected to hit San Diego County, with scattered light showers arriving around rush hour Monday morning and heavier showers to follow midday.
SAN DIEGO — A rainstorm was expected to hit San Diego County Monday, with scattered light showers arriving along the coast around rush hour Monday morning and heavier showers to follow midday as a cold front sweeps from the coast and into the mountains.
A break may develop Monday afternoon, except along the coastal slopes of the mountains, where upslope flow may support continued rain and high elevation snowfall.Another area of widespread showers could develop after 4 p.m. as much colder air aloft destabilizes the atmosphere. There could be a few thunderstorms as well.
Scattered showers could continue through Monday night, with lighter rainfall overall. Any heavy snowfall was expected to be above 6,000 feet. Highs in the mountains were expected to be 67 to 75 with overnight lows of 38 to 45, and highs in the deserts will be 90 to 95 with overnight lows of 53 to 62.
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