You know it rained: You saw it, you heard it, it got you wet. But how much, exactly, fell at your place thanks to the storm?
Well, here's a hint: It was likely at least an inch, unless you live in the desert, and, the farther you were north in San Diego County, the more wet weather you experienced. Were you up on Palomar Mountain? Then maybe it dropped a few inches of rain.
Here are the official totals from the National Weather Service as of Monday morning:
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San Diego Coastal Areas
- ENCINITAS 1.71
- CARLSBAD 1.80
- FALLBROOK 1.59
- EL CAMINO DEL NORTE 1.34
- FASHION VALLEY 1.38
- SAN MARCOS 1.63
- MIRAMAR 1.43
- KEARNY MESA 1.47
- OCEANSIDE 1.17
- SAN DIEGO INTL AIRPORT 1.06
- BROWN FIELD 1.19
- POINT LOMA 0.99
- SAN ONOFRE 0.82
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San Diego Valleys
- SKYLINE RANCH 3.27
- VALLEY CENTER 3.04
- DEER SPRINGS 2.12
- ESCONDIDO 2.63
- MT. WOODSON 2.32
- RINCON SPRINGS 2.49
- RAMONA 3.29
- RAINBOW 1.64
- OTAY MOUNTAIN 2.10
- POWAY 1.47
- SD COUNTRY ESTATES 2.53
- SANTEE 1.54
- LA MESA 1.39
- HARBISON CANYON 1.50
- BONSALL 1.47
- BARONA 1.89
- ALPINE 2.33
- FLINN SPRINGS 1.52
- SAN MIGUEL 1.28
- GRANITE HILLS 1.35
- RANCHO BERNARDO 1.31
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San Diego Mountains
- PALOMAR OBSERVATORY 3.58
- LAKE CUYAMACA 5.34
- JULIAN 5.42
- SANTA YSABEL 4.01
- DESCANSO 3.10
- VOLCAN MOUNTAIN 2.87
- MOUNT LAGUNA 1.62
- PINE VALLEY 3.28
- WARNER SPRINGS 2.13
- CAMPO 1.63
- TIERRA DEL SOL 1.63
- RANCHITA 1.56
San Diego Deserts
- BORREGO SPRINGS 0.35
- AGUA CALIENTE 0.26
- OCOTILLO WELLS 0.23
Locals have a chance of rain every day this week and through next weekend possibly; though it's most likely Monday night into Tuesday.
