Enough rainfall fell in just six hours Monday to match a quarter-year's rainfall for San Diego, according to NBC 7 meteorologists.
Multiple storm systems over the past few days soaked San Diego County with heavy rain, bringing unprecedented flooding and damage that prompted states of emergencies across the county.
From 6 a.m. to noon on Monday, the San Diego International Airport got 2.48 inches of rain, which accounts for one-quarter of the city's normal yearly amount of rain in just one six-hour stretch, according to NBC 7 meteorologist Greg Bledsoe.
It was the fourth-wettest day on record in the entire history of San Diego weather measurements, according to the NWS.
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San Diego has gotten more rain over the past three days, than during the past three months combined. In fact, the three-day total is nearly double the past three months.
Here is how much rain has fallen in San Diego County.
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Four-day rainfall totals as of 5:19 a.m. Tuesday
All data is according to the NWS of San Diego, which you can access here.
San Diego
- KEARNY MESA 3.34 inches
- POINT LOMA 4.50 inches
- MONTGOMERY FIELD 3.01 inches
- SAN DIEGO INTL AIRPORT 3.32 inches
- MIRAMAR LAKE 2.85 inches
South Bay
- NATIONAL CITY 4.25 inches
- BROWN FIELD 2.64 inches
- CHULA VISTA 2.02 inches
- OTAY MOUNTAIN RAWS 5.38 inches
- SAN MIGUEL RAWS 2.53 inches
North County
- CARLSBAD 3.15 inches
- ENCINITAS 3.10 inches
- OCEANSIDE 2.76 inches
- VISTA 2.61 inches
- ESCONDIDO 2.72 inches
- POWAY 2.47 inches
- EL CAMINO DEL NORTE 2.74 inches
East County
- SANTEE 3.50 inches
- FALLBROOK 3.44 inches
- RAMONA 2.17 inches
- BONSAL 3.12 inches
- DULZURA SUMMIT 4.11 inches
- DEER SPRINGS 2.68 inches
- LA MESA 4.76 inches
- BARONA 2.29 inches
- RAMONA 2.17 inches
San Diego County mountains
- ALPINE 3.01 inches
- SD COUNTRY ESTATES 2.15 inches
- THOUSAND TRAILS 2.42 inches
- JULIAN 2.80 inches
- MT LAGUNA 2.79 inches
