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National Weather Service
San Diego, CA
Alex Tardy – Warning Coordination Met
Highlights
February 23th
Cold storm system impacts on Southern California
• Cold front Friday night and early Saturday
• Significant Mountain Snow (low levels)
Orange
• Rainfall, Wind and Thunderstorm Potential
• Cold Temperatures
San Diego
National Weather Service
San Diego, CA
Alex Tardy – Warning Coordination Met
Statistics
Last snow flurries at Lindbergh Field San Diego:
January 10, 1949 and January 21, 1937
2006 and 2008 had snow levels as low as 1500 feet
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December
13, 1967: 2 inches snow Carlsbad (Palomar Airport)
Coldest high in February in San Diego: 50 on February 6, 1899
All-time lowest high temperature at San Diego: 45 on January
6, 1913
Lowest high temperatures on February 26: 55 set in 1911
San Diego
Last time the high was 50 or colder, January 30, 1975
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2-day precipitation (Friday through Saturday night)
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Subtropical Moisture in Purple
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4 am Friday to 4 am Saturday precipitation
San
Bernardino
Orange
Riverside
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Subtropical Moisture in Purple
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Saturday
Satellite image Today
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Saturday
Subtropical Moisture in Purple
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current weather pattern
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Arctic Air
Subtropical Moisture in Purple
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Friday (arctic air approaching)
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Arctic Air
Subtropical Moisture in Purple
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Saturday and Saturday night weather pattern
Snow levels as low as 1000 to 2000 feet late Saturday
Showers and
some
thunderstorms
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Subtropical Moisture in Purple
Event
Hazard
Wind
Timing
Locations
Amounts
Arctic cold front
Gusty west winds ahead of the front and a
period of gusty north winds behind. Gusts
to 50 mph possible
Light precipitation Thursday
Main event Friday night and Saturday
morning then showers
All areas impacted
Severe
0.50 to 1.00 inches most areas and up to 2
inches in the higher terrain. Period of
heavier rain Friday night into Saturday .
Significant snow in the higher elevations
5000-6000 feet ahead of the front lowering
to 1500 to 2500 feet on Saturday
1000 -2000 feet Saturday night possible
Some thunderstorms on Saturday
Temperatures
Near record cold Saturday into Sunday
Snow Levels
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Updates
http://weather.gov/sandiego
Monitor winds, rainfall and temperatures
http://www.wrh.noaa.gov/mesowest/gmap.php?map=sgx
weather graphics
http://www.wrh.noaa.gov/sgx/#
Alex Tardy
National Weather Service
Warning Coordination Meteorologist