SNOW FORECAST FOR MOUNTAINS; RAIN ACROSS COUNTY AS NEW STORM MOVES INTO REGION

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November 19, 2011(San Diego’s East County) – A Pacific storm is forecast to bring several inches of snow  on Sunday to East County mountain areas above 5,500 to 6,000 feet. Gusty winds up to 40 mph are also forecast in the mountains, with thunderstorms possible. Countywide, morning showers are expected to intensify in the afternoon and evening.

The storm system should move eastward out of the region by Monday afternoon, according to the National Weather Service.
 


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Craig, I'm not sure.

When we received it from a reader, Leslie, it just said Boulevard. Where is the San Felipe wash?

Again, a sublime shot. Thank

Again, a sublime shot. Thank you.
The San Felipe wash (valley) runs north/south along the eastern foot of the San Diego county portion of the peninsular range. It begins (I believe...) just south east of Warner Springs and ends somewhere around Ocotillo. S1 runs right right up the center.
The southern portion of this valley is currently under threat of being destroyed by a massive windmill farm. Those interested in more details can find them at http://www.basinandrangewatch.org/OcotilloWind.html

Again, a sublime shot. Thank

Again, a sublime shot. Thank you.
The San Felipe wash (valley) runs north/south along the eastern foot of the San Diego county portion of the peninsular range. It begins (I believe...) just south east of Warner Springs and ends somewhere around Ocotillo. S1 runs right right up the center.
The southern portion of this valley is currently under threat of being destroyed by a massive windmill farm. Those interested in more details can find them at http://www.basinandrangewatch.org/OcotilloWind.html