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Finally some rain!!

It has been raining off and on here in Orange for most of the day, even though there was a break in the mid-late afternoon. A decent band of rain went through this morning into the early afternoon. Then a very fine rain / heavy drizzle in the evening, followed by another heavier band later at night.

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RECORD EVENT REPORT...PRELIMINARY
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE SAN DIEGO CA
800 PM PST MON JAN 22 2024

...DAILY PRECIP RECORDS BROKEN OR TIED ON JAN 22 2024 ...

LOCATION             NEW RECORD         OLD RECORD        PERIOD OF RECORD

SAN DIEGO               2.70         1.53 IN 1967              1875
OCEANSIDE HARBOR        2.10         0.98 IN 2010              1910
VISTA                   1.80         1.08 IN 2010              1957
CHULA VISTA             1.56         1.15 IN 2010              1918
RAMONA                  1.53         1.18 IN 2017              1974
ALPINE                  2.08         0.85 IN 1996              1951
EL CAJON                2.74         2.48 IN 1909              1899
CAMPO                   3.22         1.68 IN 2010              1948
THERMAL                 0.89         0.25 IN 2010              1950
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UPDATE

RECORD EVENT REPORT...PRELIMINARY
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE SAN DIEGO CA
200 AM PST TUE JAN 23 2024

...DAILY PRECIP RECORDS BROKEN OR TIED ON JAN 22 2024 ...

LOCATION             NEW RECORD         OLD RECORD        PERIOD OF RECORD

SAN DIEGO               2.73         1.53 IN 1967              1875
OCEANSIDE HARBOR        2.10         0.98 IN 2010              1910
VISTA                   1.83         1.08 IN 2010              1957
CHULA VISTA             1.56+        1.15 IN 2010              1918
RAMONA                  1.65         1.18 IN 2017              1974
ALPINE                  2.57         0.85 IN 1996              1951
EL CAJON                2.98         2.48 IN 1909              1899
CAMPO                   3.22         1.68 IN 2010              1948
THERMAL                 1.00         0.25 IN 2010              1950

THE AMOUNT RECORDED AT SAN DIEGO REPRESENTS THE FOURTH WETTEST DAY ON
RECORD (SINCE 1850) AND THE WETTEST JANUARY DAY ON RECORD.

+ GREATER RAINFALL AT CHULA VISTA WAS LIKELY.
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Pretty much a lock now that SoCal is getting soaked next week. All 3 major Ensemble suites got significantly wetter on today's 12z runs, too. The 12z Canadian Ensembles are particularly interesting. Some members show a full year's worth of rain in 3 days at LAX. 9.3" of QPF in 24 hours, lol.

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44 minutes ago, SpaceRace22 said:

Pretty much a lock now that SoCal is getting soaked next week. All 3 major Ensemble suites got significantly wetter on today's 12z runs, too. The 12z Canadian Ensembles are particularly interesting. Some members show a full year's worth of rain in 3 days at LAX. 9.3" of QPF in 24 hours, lol.

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gfs-ensemble-all-KLAX-indiv_qpf-6097600.png

El Nino may be waking up.

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Low clouds are filling back in, but there was enough of a break to allow the sun to shine in the window after making it around the edge of the next door skyscraper for the first time since November 17

Actually it should have made it around the next door skyscraper yesterday already, but it was overcast all day yesterday. 

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4 hours ago, Anti Marine Layer said:

Most of the low clouds are gone now, but they may come and go through the night. 

The flow is forecast to turn offshore and some Santa Ana winds are expected over the next couple of days, especially inland, so I wouldn't expect the marine layer to be present over the next few days, except for possibly along the immediate coast.

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