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Nearly 54,600 San Diego County residents live in areas that could be subject to flooding during El Niño-fueled rainstorms over the next several months, according to a report released Tuesday by the National University System Institute for Policy Research. -
A few leftover showers could fall over the mountains of San Diego County Tuesday as a cool autumn storm continues to move eastward over the region, but most areas will be drier and somewhat warmer. -
A chance of showers was in the forecast through Monday afternoon, but amounts will vary over short distances. Forecasters said there is a 70 percent chance of measurable precipitation in the mountains and valleys, a 60 percent chance near the beaches, and a 20 percent chance in the deserts. -
A sighting of Australian spotted jellyfish in the South Bay may provide another sign of the coming El Niño weather pattern expected to hit San Diego this winter. -
National Weather Service forecasters said a heat-amplifying high-pressure system would push temperatures to 7 to 15 degrees above seasonal averages Friday. -
The season of autumn is officially underway. It’s that time of year when San Diegans flock to Julian for fall foliage, horse carriage rides and everything apples. -
An early-autumn heat wave will keep things decidedly summery in the San Diego area over the next several days, according to the National Weather Service. -
The weakening storm was expected to bring precipitation ranging from light showers to heavy downpours. -
The weather pattern that has sent a surge of warm, tropical moisture flowing into San Diego County this summer will soon transition and open the door to hot and dry Santa Ana winds. -
The heavy rain and thunderstorms likely to drench parts of San Diego County Monday will bring increased humidity and heighten the risk for dangerous flash flooding in some areas.
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