Posted February 6, 2005, 9:02 PM.
Light rainfall fell sporadically across western Riverside and northern San Diego counties Sunday in February's first rainfall. All WeatherCurrents stations recorded rainfall, and two locations recorded at least a tenth of an inch. Fallbrook led the way with 0.16" as of Sunday night, with De Luz recording 0.10". Hemet recorded the least rainfall at 0.01".
Moisture from a coastal eddy mixing with a weak storm front produced the rainfall, predominantly this afternoon and evening.
Diminished, sporadic showers are expected to continue through Monday night. Drizzle may be possible Monday morning. The chance of measurable rainfall tonight through Monday night is currently estimated at 20%. |
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