SNOW FORECAST FOR MOUNTAIN PEAKS, RAIN TO SOAK REGION

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By Miriam Raftery

December 15, 2014 (San Diego’s East County)--A dip in the jet stream along the West Coast is bringing more wet weather starting Monday night through early Thursday this week. The heaviest rain will be Tuesday morning and again Wednesday morning, with thunderstorms possible on Wednesday, the National Weather Service predicts.

Snow is forecast to fall in the mountains, with snow levels falling as low as 4500 feet by Wednesday.  A total of 6-12 inches could pile up above 5500 feet by Wednesday night, which includes Mount Laguna here in East County.

If the cool weather holds, some local mountain residents could have a White Christmas.

You can monitor hazards through the National Weather Service at

http://weather.gov/sandiego and on your mobile device at http://mobile.weather.gov .


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