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Another multi-day storm soaked San Diego County to start this week. Thankfully, this one didn’t bring surging tides and destructive winds along with it.

Sheena Parveen’s Morning Forecast for Tuesday, Jan. 31, 2023.

“The soil system certainly is primed right now because it’s been wetted to near saturation,” research climatologist Dan Cayan told NBC 7’s Brooke Martell.

Scattered showers and mountain snow will stick around Tuesday, but conditions will start warming up after that.

Sheena Parveen’s Morning Forecast for Monday, Jan. 30, 2023.

Flooding in the Tijuana River Valley didn’t just have an impact on roads, but neighboring farms as well. Ed Whited gave NBC 7 a tour of the bed borders and produce damaged on his quarter-acre of farmland.

The flooding has cut off access to one woman’s therapy horses and another farmer’s crops, NBC 7’s Omari Fleming reports.

San Diego’s recent rainstorms was a much-needed boost to 24 reservoirs around the county.

San Diego’s recent inclement weather was still a much-needed boost to 24 reservoirs around the county, reports NBC 7’s Joe Little.

NBC 7 Meteorologist has your morning weather forecast for Jan. 17, 2023.

Snow levels were expected to drop below 5,000 Monday night and even further on Tuesday morning as a cold front moves into Southern California, bringing snow to areas as low as Pine Valley.

The ninth in a three-week series of major winter storms is churning through California. Mountain driving remains dangerous and flooding risk is high near swollen rivers, even as the sun has come out in some areas. Heavy snow continues to fall across the Sierra. The National Weather Service is discouraging travel. A barrage of atmospheric river storms has dumped rain...

Monday morning’s storm turned parts of Mission Valley into rivers, NBC 7’s Kelvin Henry reports.

Another storm is expected to move across California on Wednesday and should be the last until the end of the month, NBC’s Jay Gray reports.

As a storm dumped inches of rain on San Diego County, the San Diego and Tijuana Rivers became so engorged they flooded nearby roadways Monday, leading many drivers in need of rescue.

A group of transients making camp near Morena Boulevard got trapped by the rapidly rising San Diego River.

At least three rescues happened within a mile of each other in a two hour timespan. NBC 7’s Kelvin Henry reports.

Lanes are closed on a stretch of the 5 Freeway in northern Los Angeles County due a mudslide triggered by steady weekend rain.

Toppled trees, flooded roadways and power outages were affecting San Diego on Monday.