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San Diego, CA – A winter weather advisory is currently in effect for the San Diego County Mountains until 10 a.m. Friday, as snow and high winds persist in the area.
As reported by the National Weather Service, an additional three inches of wet snow are anticipated, with winds reaching gusts of up to 45 mph. The advisory includes regions such as Julian and Pine Valley, where road conditions could become treacherous overnight and during Friday’s morning commute.
Motorists in the area are advised to expect slick roads and limited visibility due to blowing snow. The mix of strong winds and snowfall could also result in fallen tree branches, posing additional risks on the roads. Officials are urging residents to reduce speed and exercise caution while driving.
For the latest road conditions, individuals can dial 511 for up-to-date information on closures and traffic delays. Residents and travelers are encouraged to prepare for possible delays and ensure their vehicles are equipped for winter driving before entering the affected regions.
This late-season winter storm highlights the unpredictable nature of mountain weather in California. While conditions are predicted to improve by midday Friday, lingering cold temperatures may keep roads slippery during the morning. Stay updated and take necessary precautions to ensure safety during this winter weather event.
