Discontinued Tropical Storm Watch for San Diego County – NBC 7 San Diego

Discontinued Tropical Storm Watch for San Diego County  NBC 7 San Diego

The Tropical Storm Watch was discontinued early Sunday morning that was in effect for San Diego County and its coastal waters, according to officials. NBC 7’s Meteorologist Brooke Martell gives her morning weather forecast. Local, National Weather Service San Diego discontinued the Tropical Storm Watch early Sunday morning that was in effect for San Diego County and its coastal waters. The government of Mexico discontinued the Tropical Storm Warning from Punta Eugenia northward to the U.S. Mexico Border, according to the National Weather Service. Stream San Diego News for free, 24/7, wherever you are with NBC 7. The impacts from Post-Tropical Cyclone Rachel occurred in San Diego County this morning and could continue into early afternoon, according to NWS San Diego.

Though the Tropical Storm Watch has been cancelled, coastal flooding, wind and periods of heavy rain could lead to localized flooding, said the NWS San Diego. The heaviest rain moved over the county overnight, bringing rainfall amounts to nearly 4 inches over Palomar Mountain and near 1.55'' for Oceanside. Flash flooding will continue to be a concern on Sunday, according to NWS San Diego. The mountains and desert region have a wind advisory that will remain in place through 5 a.m. Monday. Winds could gust up to 60mph over these areas. At their peak, winds reached 59 mph in