Southern California faces continued bad weather with heavy rain, thunderstorms, and snow in higher areas as per the National Weather Service San Diego.

The National Weather Service San Diego forecasts heavy rain, snow, and strong winds for Southern California with potential flash floods and hazardous travel conditions.

A severe Pacific storm is forecasted to hit California with cool temperatures, strong winds, rain, and snow in mountain areas, with potential for thunderstorms and flooding.

A Pacific storm will bring cooling temperatures, wind, and precipitation to San Diego this weekend, with potential snow in the mountains and rainfall across the region, according to NWS San Diego.

Pacific storm to bring strong winds and heavy rain to San Diego this weekend, with temperatures dipping from Thursday and gusty winds starting Thursday afternoon.

San Diego's weather will see a brief sunny spell before a large low-pressure system brings rain from Friday night through Monday, with a chance of thunderstorms over the weekend.

San Diego is expecting a week of mixed weather with gusty winds, potential showers, and a warming trend before possible heavy rain over the weekend. High surf and gale warnings are in effect.

The National Weather Service forecasts a stormy weekend for Southern California with rain, mountain snow, and strong winds. San Diego County is expected to experience the heaviest rainfall and gusts. Travelers are advised to be cautious.

A stormy weekend is expected for Southern California with strong winds, rain, and heavy snowfall in higher elevations, according to the National Weather Service San Diego.

San Diego's National Weather Service anticipates a cool, windy weekend with rain and possible snow in mountain areas, and hazardous marine conditions.

The National Weather Service predicts a slight temperature increase in San Diego with morning fog and a weekend cooldown with possible showers and gusty winds.

The National Weather Service forecasts rain and isolated storms in Southern California, urging caution on wet roads with varied regional temperatures.

Isolated showers and thunderstorms are expected in Southern California, especially in the mountains, where snow may also occur above 6,500 feet. Inland areas will see warmer temperatures, with highs nearing the lower 80s.