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San Diego Avoids Severe Flooding From Latest Winter Rains, But Another Storm Is on Its Way

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A fast-moving Pacific storm brought more widespread winter rainfall, blustery conditions and concerns about flooding to the San Diego area Thursday. As of late afternoon Thursday, the showers had dropped anywhere from a few hundredths of an inch to nearly 2.75 inches of moisture across the county. Diminishing showers are in the forecast for Friday, followed by a respite of mostly dry conditions during the weekend. Additional rounds of widespread local precipitation are expected early next week.

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Times of San Diego

San Diego Avoids Severe Flooding From Latest Winter Rains, But Another Storm Is on Its Way

Flooded cars at the Chicano Federation’s affordable housing complex. Following lighter-than-anticipated rains that fell across the area on Thursday, San Diego city officials Friday lifted a voluntary evacuation warning for low-lying areas of the city, as another stronger storm is expected to arrive Monday. Both storms come a week after historically heavy downpours left roadways, commercial districts and residential neighborhoods underwater acros…

3 months ago·San Diego County, United States

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