Posted April 18, 2005, 9:39 PM.
An upper level low pressure system may bring drizzle or light showers to the region Monday night and Tuesday morning. The National Weather Service is listing the chance of measurable precipitation at 20% for most of Southwestern Riverside County and Northern San Diego counties (fall ing to 10% for the Hemet area).
A deep marine layer associated with this system may wring out the precipitation. Recorded rainfall amounts are expected to be minimal, if any. Gusty winds and breezes are accompanying the system as it travels over Southern California. |
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