Remnant showers from the storm were continuing to produce light rainfall today over and west of the mountains. Weather service meteorologists said the precipitation would end Monday morning.
Over a four-day period ending at 7:41 a.m., the National Weather Service recorded large amounts of rain:
- 8.74 inches at Palomar Mountain
- 5.08 inches in Julian
- 4.74 inches in Oak Grove
- 4.33 inches on Mount Laguna
- 3.75 inches in Santa Ysabel
- 3.68 inches in Descanso
- 3.65 inches in Valley Center
- 3.45 inches in Ramona
- 3.02 inches in Alpine
- 2.95 inches in Valley Center
- 2.87 inches in Fallbrook
- 2.48 inches in Escondido
- 2.24 inches in Potrero
- 2.17 inches in Santee
- 1.96 inches in Campo
- 1.87 inches in San Marcos
- 1.48 inches in Santee
- 1.72 inches in Poway
- 1.71 inches in Rancho Bernardo
- 1.26 inches in La Mesa.
Less than an inch fell over the same period of time in El Cajon, San Felipe, Agua Caliente Canebrake and Ocotillo Wells.
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Generally, less rain fell along the coast:
- 2.19 inches in Vista
- 1.81 inches at the Carlsbad Airport
- 1.80 inches at the Oceanside Airport
- 1.67 inches at Brown Field
- 1.65 inches at Lindbergh Field
- 1.63 inches at Miramar
- 1.50 inches at Montgomery Field
- 1.22 inches in Del Mar
- 1.13 inches in National City.
The showers also brought some rainy-day pile-ups on local roadways over the past few days.
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From just after midnight to 9:45 p.m. Saturday, the California Highway Patrol logged 313 crashes on freeways and in unincorporated areas in San Diego County and Temecula.
CHP officials reported 514 accidents between 12:01 a.m. and 9:30 p.m. Friday.
On a fair weather day, the CHP on average handles 50-75 crashes.
—City News Service
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