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KPBS Midday EditionCalifornia has lost an astounding number of trees to the ongoing drought. Among them, many of San Diego's beloved Torrey pines. -
A warming trend is expected to begin Thursday and continue into the weekend, forecasters said. -
Thunder, lightning and a lot rain hit San Diego County Tuesday night, causing power outages and some flooding.
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A cool storm doused the San Diego area with intermittent downpours Tuesday and buffeted the region with high winds, ending a lingering spate of summer-like heat and humidity. -
November could usher in some big weather changes -
As historic Hurricane Patricia barrels down the coast of Mexico, San Diego has started to feel the impacts of the strongest storm ever recorded. -
The torrential rains and devastating mudflows that struck last week north of Los Angeles could be a harbinger of El Niño’s coming wrath in San Diego County, emergency officials warned. -
National Weather Service meteorologists said there would be a slight chance of showers and thunderstorms in the valleys, the mountains and the deserts Friday. The precipitation could persist in the mountains through Sunday night. -
Showers, Thunderstorms Possible In Portions Of San Diego County -
National Weather Service meteorologists said showers and thunderstorms could break out along the coast, in the valleys and the mountains as early as Wednesday afternoon, and overnight in the deserts.
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