A forceful winter storm that saturated the San Diego region this week began to weaken Friday following five days of heavy rain and accumulating mountain snow.
The beginnings of a double rainbow, Friday, while light rain continued to fall over Bay Park, San Diego, Feb. 9, 2024
If approved, the action will help hard-hit locals via eligibility for such support as housing assistance, vehicle replacement, food aid, counseling, medical services and legal services, according to the governor's office. To ensure safe travel for buses and staff, the start of the school day is delayed and bus stops will run 90 minutes later than the regular time.— 9 a.m., Spencer Valley School District;— 9:20 a.m., Julian Union Elementary School District;Schools in the Mountain Empire Unified School District are also open Friday, operating on a regular schedule.
"I want to thank Governor Gavin Newsom for joining me in requesting a FEMA Major Disaster Declaration, which will help residents and businesses impacted by recent storms access much-needed federal assistance," Gloria said. The latest tallies also included 3.94 inches on Mount Woodson; 3.87 in Valley Center; 3.81 in Alpine; 3.64 in Carlsbad; 3.63 in Couser Canyon; 3.5 in Escondido; 3.43 in National City; 3.38 in Ramona; 3.37 in Vista; 3.31 at Miramar Lake, on Otay Mountain and in San Diego Country Estates; 3.3 in Santee; 3.26 in Barona; 3.25 in Echo Dell; 3.21 in Poway; 3.16 in Granite Hills; 3.08 in La Mesa; 3.02 at Cactus County Park; and 3.0 in Campo.
Due to the icy conditions and freezing temperatures in parts of the East County highlands, campuses were closed for the day Thursday at campuses in the Julian Union, Mountain Empire Unified, Spencer Valley and Warner Unified school districts.
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