Monday’s unexpectedly powerful storm set new rainfall records for Jan. 22 in eight San Diego County cities, the National Weather Service said.
The agency also said San Diego experienced the fourth wettest day since record-keeping began in 1850, and that Monday was the wettest January day on record.
All totals and records are according to the NWS.
New records for Jan. 22:
San Diego International Airport: The 2.73 inches that fell broke the previous record of 1.53 inches, set in 1967.
Oceanside Harbor: The 2.10 inches that fell broke the record of 0.98 inches, set in 2010.
Vista: The 1.83 inches that fell broke the record of 1.08 inches, set in 2010.
Chula Vista: The 1.56 inches that fell broke the record of 1.15 inches, set 2010.
Ramona: The 1.65 inches that fell broke the record of 1.18 inches, set in 2017.
Alpine: The 2.57 inches that fell broke the record of 0.85 inches, set in 1996.
El Cajon: The 2.98 inches that fell broke the record of 2.48 inches, set in 1909.
Campo: The 3.22 inches that fell broke the record of 1.68 inches, set in 2010.
Rainfall totals through 5:19 a.m. Tuesday:
Otay Mountain: 5.38 inches
La Mesa: 5.24 inches
Campo: 4.45 inches
Palomar: 4.73 inches
Point Loma: 4.50 inches
Lake Cuyamaca: 4.37 inches
National City: 4.25 inches
Dulzura Summit: 4.11 inches
Santee: 3.50 inches
Volcan Mountain: 3.48 inches
Henshaw Dam: 3.49 inches
Fallbrook: 3.44 inches
Kearny Mesa: 3.34 inches
San Diego International Airport: 3.32 inches
Carlsbad Airport: 3.15 inches
Bonsall: 3.12 inches
Encinitas: 3.10 inches
Montgomery Field: 3.01 inches
Alpine: 3.01 inches
Julian: 2.96 inches
Fashion Valley: 2.95 inches
Miramar Lake: 2.85 inches
Oceanside: 2.76 inches
Escondido: 2.72 inches
Brown Field: 2.64 inches
Vista: 2.61 inches
Lake Wohlford: 2.59 inches
San Onofre: 2.53 inches
Poway: 2.47 inches
Rancho Bernardo: 2.37 inches
Barona: 2.29 inches
San Marcos: 2.24 inches
Warner Springs: 2.21 inches
San Diego Country Estates: 2.15 inches
Ranchita: 1.98 inches
Borrego Springs: 1.13 inches
