"Southern California's Easter Weekend Storm: Impact on San Diego County and Road Conditions"
TL;DR
An atmospheric river caused heavy rainfall across San Diego County, breaking several daily rainfall records and leading to flooded streets in La Jolla. The National Weather Service reported historic precipitation levels in various areas, with more scattered rain expected to continue on Sunday. Precipitation totals ranged from 2.00 inches in San Onofre to 0.01 inches in Ocotillo Wells, with some areas experiencing significant rainfall.
Topics:nationweather#atmospheric-river#national-weather-service#precipitation-totals#rainfall-records#san-diego#weather
- Atmospheric river aftermath: A look at San Diego County rainfall totals FOX 5 San Diego
- California Faces Heavy Rain and Snow From Storm The New York Times
- Atmospheric river storm drenches Los Angeles, San Diego over Easter weekend as flood threat expands to Arizona Fox Weather
- Easter weekend storm hits Southern California with rain and mountain snow The Associated Press
- Heavy rain causes dangerous road conditions across SoCal; crashes and rescues reported KABC-TV
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