STORM WATCH: SNOW DOWN TO 3,000 FEET; FLASH FLOODING FORECAST

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February 18, 2011 (San Diego’s East County) – Heavy rains, thunderstorms, and flash flooding are forecast for tonight and tomorrow with snow falling down to 3,000 feet. That’s low enough to dust the tops of El Cajon Mountain (El Capitan and Tecate Peak, as well as communities such as Pine Valley and Warner Springs. A slight chance of severe weather including hail, waterspouts and tornadoes also exists through tomorrow night.

A flash flood watch is in effect for most of southern California, including San Diego County mountains, valleys, and coastal areas. Mud slides and debris flows are possible particularly in recently burned areas.
 


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