A windy storm out of the North Pacific produced rain across San Diego County over the weekend, dropping about 0.25 inches in some coastal areas, more than twice that over some inland valleys and foothills and up to 2.42 inches in the mountains.
Below, you will find rainfall totals from the National Weather Service for 40 communities during the 2-day period that ended at 12:18 p.m. Sunday.
San Diego International Airport has recorded 9.83 inches of precipitation since Oct. 1, when the latest 12-month rainy season began. That is slightly more than the airport averages during an entire season.
The NWS said that a new storm could arrive as early as Wednesday and drop 0.25 inches in coastal areas by Thursday afternoon. Inland valleys and foothills could receive roughly twice as much.
Weekend rainfall:
Palomar Mountain: 2.42 inches
Julian: 1.69 inches
Pine Hills: 1.61 inches
Cleveland National Forest: 1.56 inches
Skyline Ranch: 1.37 inches
Descanso: 1.13 inches
Lake Wohlford: 0.92 inches
Mount Laguna: 0.81 inches
Fallbrook: 0.77 inches
Mt. Woodson: 0.73 inches
Escondido: 0.65 inches
Alpine: 0.63 inches
San Diego Country Estates: 0.60 inches
Miramar: 0.59 inches
Santee: 0.59 inches
Valley Center: 0.58 inches
Miramar Lake: 0.54 inches
Bonsall: 0.53 inches
Otay Mountain: 0.51 inches
Kearny Mesa: 0.49 inches
San Onofre: 0.47 inches
Vista: 0.46 inches
Tierra del Sol: 0.45 inches
Ramona: 0.42 inches
Camp Pendleton: 0.41 inches
Rancho Bernardo: 0.40 inches
Montgomery Field: 0.39 inches
San Marcos: 0.37 inches
National City: 0.33 inches
Fashion Valley: 0.32 inches
Cameron: 0.30 inches
Oceanside: 0.26 inches
Carlsbad: 0.26 inches
La Mesa: 0.25 inches
Encinitas: 0.22 inches
Campo: 0.20 inches
Brown Field: 0.18 inches
San Diego International Airport: 0.17 inches
Ranchita: 0.14 inches
Chula Vista: 0.10 inches
