A weak cold front moved through Monday evening bringing very light showers. Most areas got just a few hundredths of an inch. The rain will be long gone by Tuesday morning.
The wind, however behind the cold front will stick around a little longer. San Diego's mountains and deserts are under a WIND ADVISORY through 11am Tuesday.
Surf will also be bumping up a little on Tuesday, peaking with sets up to 7'. Rip current danger is still high right now. So, be careful if you head out into the water.
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Other than that, it's a pretty quiet weather week. Tuesday's high temperatures will be a few degrees below normal, and then we'll see a noticeable jump for Wednesday when inland temperatures warm by more than ten degrees. Wednesday will likely be the warmest day of the week, but we'll stay a little warmer than normal, and dry all week.
Thanks to all the storms this month of March, San Diego's airport has had about 2.84 inches so far this month. It is the most rain we've had all season, but more is needed to bring our yearly rainfall totals back on track. March is typically our 3rd wettest month, so unless we get more rain our drought will only get worse this year.
TUESDAY
- COAST: mostly sunny - low to mid 60s
- VALLEYS: mostly sunny - low to mid 60s
- MTNS: AM Wind Advisory, sunny - mid 50s
- DESERTS: AM Wind Advisory - mid 70s
