"San Diego County Braces for Widespread Flooding as New Rain Approaches"

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A Pacific storm is expected to bring heavy rain to central San Diego during the evening rush hour, potentially causing widespread flooding. The storm, drawing moisture from the subtropics, could drop 1.5 to 2.25 inches of rain in the city and South County, with higher amounts in North County. Closures and evacuations have been issued, and the city has activated its inclement weather shelter program. San Diego Mayor Todd Gloria has issued evacuation warnings to low-lying communities, and residents are urged to stay home and off the roads.
- Heavy rain will spread across San Diego County around 2 p.m., could cause widespread flooding The San Diego Union-Tribune
- San Diego County under state of emergency as Mayor Gloria declares evac. warning CBS News 8
- List: Road closures, real-time updates as storm moves in to San Diego FOX 5 San Diego
- What is an atmospheric river? A hydrologist explains the good, the bad and how they’re changing PBS NewsHour
- With New Rain on the Way, Sandbags Still Available countynewscenter.com
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