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Clear and dry conditions are expected Thursday night as revelers ring in the new year. But areas of patchy frost are in the forecast again Thursday night into Friday morning for the deserts. -
It's better than in past years, but experts warn it's too soon to get excited. -
Although the mornings will still be chilly, forecasters said a slow warming trend would begin Wednesday. -
In San Diego, the holidays have been chilly and spotted with rain. But the KPBS Drought Tracker shows precipitation throughout California has been just middling so far this wet season. -
Drier and warmer and more seasonal conditions are expected Tuesday through Thursday. -
Father Joe's Villages is opening its doors to more homeless San Diegans Monday night due to cold, wet weather. -
Mostly sunny conditions are expected in San Diego County later Monday morning, but an approaching trough of low pressure will bring cloudy skies and a chance of showers Monday afternoon and night, according to the weather service. -
Rain, wind and mountain snow are expected in San Diego County Thursday afternoon and on Christmas Day as the second storm of the week arrives in the region. -
The rain and gusty wind were beginning to ease up in parts of San Diego County Wednesday morning, but a second storm system is set to hit Christmas Eve, and high surf will pound the coast through Christmas Day. -
At the coast, very high tides Tuesday and each morning through Christmas may lead to minor flooding in low-lying streets and parking lots nearby.
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