🌧️ As wet weather continues today, keep an eye out for storm-related hazards, including flooded roads and downed power lines.
⚡If you see a downed power line, don’t touch it. Get to a safe location and call 911 or SDG&E at 1-800-411-7343.
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🌧️ Rain is expected across our region later today. As wet weather arrives, keep safety in mind:
✅ Secure loose items
✅ Avoid downed power lines
✅ Call 911 if you see downed lines or exposed natural gas infrastructure
✅ Skip flooded roads
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A heat advisory is in effect for San Diego coastal areas until10/17 at 8 p.m.! Select libraries and recreation centers will be open for those seeking relief: https://t.co/v5LpyXuQ7M. A high wind warning has also been issued for inland, mountain and foothill areas in SD County.
☀️ High heat is on the way. A few simple steps now can help you stay cool, stay safe and manage energy use this week:
💧 Stay hydrated
🏠 Pre-cool before 4 p.m., health permitting
🪟 Close blinds and curtains during the day
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The Weather Service is warning high-winds for inland, mountain and foothill areas in San Diego County. They may cause power outages, blowing dust, tree damage, and dangerous driving conditions. Here are tips to stay safe.
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Safety tips to keep in mind as you prepare for the weather ahead:
⚡Never touch a downed power line or other exposed natural gas infrastructure
🚗 Be careful on wet roadways
💨 Secure loose outdoor items
🔦 Keep charged devices and flashlights nearby
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The Inclement Weather Shelter Program has been activated for today, Saturday, Oct. 10.
Beds are available for San Diegans experiencing homelessness at Father Joe's Villages and the Living Water Church of the Nazarene.
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11:30 AM - Rain and isolated thunderstorms are moving northward from Mexico into SoCal currently. Western Orange County and the San Diego metro are about to get some rain soon!
🌧️Tropical Storm Rachel is here, and we're already seeing rising water along parts of our coastline. Even if the skies are clear, it can change quickly.
Pick up sandbags, make an emergency kit, and sign up for alerts at https://t.co/FERdR3xcAR.
Stay Ready, San Diego
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💨 Rain and gusty winds may arrive late Saturday into Sunday. A few simple steps can help you prepare:
🪑 Secure outdoor furniture and loose items
🔦 Charge devices and flashlights
🧰 Update emergency supplies
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A Tropical Storm Watch has been issued across the entire county of San Diego. Please read the graphic below and visit https://t.co/s6moFtbri5 for more information.
Coastal flooding, gusty winds, isolated thunderstorms, and flash flooding are forecast for Southern California as Tropical Storm Rachel moves south of the state. Cal OES urges residents to sign up for emergency alerts, monitor local forecasts, and prepare now. Avoid flooded roads and never drive through standing water. Stay informed and check the latest forecasts at https://t.co/BNEHPzYYnv.
With rain and high tides expected through Tuesday, Oct. 13, City crews are taking steps to prepare. Localized flooding is anticipated in low-lying areas around Midway, Mission Beach and other coastal neighborhoods: https://t.co/y4QTyl5Na2