By Jim Purpura. Posted July 24, 2011, 11:23 AM.
Update as of 11:25 am
A surge of monsoonal moisture is heading from the Gulf of California into Imperial County, eastern San Diego and eastern Riverside Counties this morning. This morning's visible satellite shows cloud cover associated with the moisture.
A recent analysis from the Storm Prediction Center shows this moisture surge underway.
Most likely areas for storms will be mountains and deserts. Doppler Radar and morning soundings show winds aloft are light and from the southeast. This wind profile indicates the storms will probably not move off the mountains into the Inland Empire this afternoon.
Jim Purpura
Meteorologist
WeatherCurrents
jpurpura@weathercurrents.com
Monsoon clouds over the mountains and deserts (courtesy of NOAA)
|
Other Recent Weather News for San Jacinto, California
-
Tropical Cyclone Java's remnants bring clouds, sporadic light showers to region
September 10, 10:14 PM
-
Storm Totals: August 20th-21st, 2023
August 22, 1:47 AM
-
Hurricane Hilary downgraded to Tropical Storm as of Sunday morning
August 20, 8:27 AM
-
Storm Prediction Center issues slight risk of possible tornadoes Sunday
August 20, 2:33 AM
-
Evacuation Warnings issued for San Bernardino mountain communities
August 20, 1:32 AM
-
Hurricane Hilary: Status Update as of Midnight, August 20th
August 20, 1:06 AM
-
Hurricane Hilary could be the first tropical cyclone to directly impact California since 1939
August 19, 4:15 AM
-
Tropical Storm Warning in effect as Hurricane Hilary approaches from the south
August 19, 3:44 AM
-
Monsoonal moisture brings isolated showers early this week
August 1, 3:29 AM
-
Excessive Heat Warning to remain in effect through Saturday
July 18, 1:42 PM
-
2022-2023 Rain Season Review and Totals
July 1, 7:26 AM
-
June 2023 one of the coolest Junes on record to-date as Summer begins
June 21, 12:08 PM
|