Posted May 22, 2008, 7:47 AM.
Light rain fell in parts of Hemet and San Jacinto on Wednesday morning as a low pressure trough entered the region and eliminated 100°F heat from the weekend.
WeatherCurrents' Hemet station, in Valle Vista, recorded 0.01", just enough to register. The San Jacinto station did not record any rainfall, but a report from Eastern San Jacinto had 0.01" of rainfall on the ground.
More showers and thunderstorms were possible Thursday through Sunday morning, as a low pressure system hovers over the region.
Thanks to Monty Parrott for the report from East San Jacinto. |
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