Here are the additional amounts of rainfall expected through tomorrow morning, with generally no more than 0.2 to 0.3 inches for the inland areas, and even less amounts expected at the coast. The coastal-facing mountains, especially for San Diego County, will likely see the highest amounts, with over a half an inch possible.
Strongest winds will be felt across the higher terrain and desert valleys, as well as through the passes, and along the desert slopes, where there could still be localized gusts exceeding 50 mph at times later this afternoon. Winds will weaken tonight into tomorrow.
Temperatures will be at their coolest today and generally running around 5 to 15 degrees below the seasonal average for this time of year... from upper 50s to 60s at the coast and inland areas, to 30s and 40s for the mountains, and 60s for the high deserts while the lower deserts enjoy milder mid 70s.
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