A slow-moving Pacific storm that has been drenching Southern California this week finally made its way to San Diego County overnight Friday, bringing heavy rain and thunderstorms.
So far, the storm has brought an average of a half-inch to an inch of rain to parts of the county.
"A lot of that rain from overnight is most of the rain that we're going to be getting out of this storm system," NBC 7's meteorologist Sheena Parveen said Friday morning.
However, a flood watch will be in effect until 10 p.m. Friday.
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Some scattered showers and isolated thunderstorms are still possible into Saturday morning, but the weather is expected to dry up in the afternoon and stay dry through the weekend and Christmas Day, Parveen explained.
Here are rainfall totals, in inches, as of 6:32 p.m. on Friday:
Coastal
- Point Loma: 0.67
- Las Flores: 0.59
- Chula Vista: 0.56
- Carlsbad: 0.52
- Fashion Valley: 0.52
- San Diego International Airport: 0.49
- San Onofre: 0.48
- Montgomery Field: 0.48
- Encinitas: 0.46
- Brown Field: 0.46
- North Island: 0.45
- Oceanside: 0.44
- Kearny Mesa: 0.43
- Miramar: 0.41
- San Marcos: 0.38
- Vista: 0.36
- El Camino Del Norte: 0.33
Valleys
- Dulzura Summit: 0.85
- San Diego Country Estates: 0.75
- Barona: 0.73
- Harbison Canyon: 0.73
- Otay Mountain: 0.72
- Flinn Springs: 0.68
- Ramona: 0.61
- Lake Wohlford: 0.61
- Alpine: 0.61
- Valley Center: 0.59
- Mt. Woodson: 0.54
- Granite Hills: 0.54
- Skyline Ranch: 0.50
- Bonsall: 0.44
- Escondido: 0.43
- Fallbrook: 0.42
- Santee: 0.40
- Rancho Bernardo: 0.39
- Poway: 0.38
- La Mesa: 0.35
- San Miguel: 0.34
Mountains
- Birch Hill: 1.11
- Palomar Observatory: 0.80
- Mesa Grande: 0.74
- Descanso: 0.70
- Lake Cuyamaca: 0.64
- Santa Ysabel: 0.52
- Julian: 0.49
- Mt. Laguna: 0.48
- Campo: 0.41
- Warner Springs: 0.39
- Tierra Del Sol: 0.22
Deserts
- Borrego Palm Canyon: 0.77
- San Felipe: 0.71
- Borrego Springs: 0.69
- Agua Caliente: 0.56
- Coyote Creek: 0.54
- Ocotillo Wells: 0.52
The full list of rainfall totals in San Diego County can be found here.
Although next week is expected to stay mostly cool and dry, another weather system is possible towards the end of the month. NBC 7's team of meteorologists will have more details as we get closer.
