@eyesonsdskies.bsky.socialAs Rachel gets closer, the rainfall projections from the National Weather Service are rising. San Diego could get 1.5 inches of rain on Sunday alone. Palomar Mountain could get 2.5 inches. Then more is likely Monday and Tuesday from a separate storm from the north. #sandiegoweather #CAwx
@eyesonsdskies.bsky.socialLatest look at Rachel, lurking to San Diego's southwest. The tropical storm will approach the region Saturday night. From the weather service: A continued northern shift would
increase potential for heavy rain across the county with a southern shift making it more localized. #sandiegoweather #CAwx
@eyesonsdskies.bsky.socialDidn't know whether to use "it's not too often you see" or "I can't recall seeing." Going with: "This is a first for me." It's a warning & watches map with a coastal flood warning, a tropical storm watch, a flood watch AND an extreme heat warning. All in Southern California. #sandiegoweather #CAwx
@eyesonsdskies.bsky.socialIt's possible that some spots in San Diego County will experience tropical-storm-force winds from what's left of Rachel, but the National Hurricane Center's current map shows the odds are very slim. #CAwx #sandiegoweather
@nwsbayareabot.bsky.socialWhat a difference a day makes... with a trough coming into the region temperatures are running 5 to 20 degrees cooler than this time yesterday. #CAwx https://x.com/NWSBayArea/status/2108633141502251038
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