Atmospheric river to pull through San Diego County to get rain, snow – NBC 7 San Diego

A number of swelling associated with a few storms will probably arrive this week. The San Diego surfing forecast on Tuesday includes a high-risk rip flow with a surf of 4 to 6 feet, relies on 8 feet, slight probability of a potential thunderstorm and a mixed threshold of 220 and 250 degrees. A similar surf is probably on Thursday to Friday.

A small warning for advising handicrafts will come into force from 4 a.m. to at least 6 p.m. on Tuesday for coastal waters from San Mateo to the Mexican border and on 30 nautical miles from San Mateo to the Mexican border up to 30 to 60 nautical miles, including San Clement Island.

“Südwestt to west wind with gusts of more than 20 knots from Wednesday evening to Friday, which is endangered for small craft conditions,” said Marine forecast. “There is a chance of 60%that wind gusts on 34 knots on Thursday evening 30-60 nautical miles off the coast with decreasing chances will be the closer you get ashore.”

Weather officials predict that a few showers can stay on Saturday and at some point the potential for another system at the beginning of next week.

Watches in San Diego County

A Tidal will be in force from Wednesday evening to Thursday afternoon for the coasts, valleys and mountains of San Diego County.

The NWS also spent a Winter weather watch From Thursday morning to Friday morning for the mountains of the district.