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Emmy-winning Chief Meteorologist at @10news in San Diego, Realtor, girl mom, wifey, dog lover. Insta: @mis_meg_wx Facebook: https://teapaw.org/t.co/qQit5BceFH…

San Diego, CA
Joined July 2009
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San Diego — what event should I forecast next? ☀️👇 Have an outdoor event coming up? A race, festival, beach event, farmer's market, or game? Drop it in the comments and I may feature it in an upcoming forecast! 👇 Include: 📅 Date ⏰ Time 📍 Location
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Anyone know what is causing these colors in San Diego?
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A spooky storm system will move through the region Halloween night into Sunday morning. Widespread rain is expected with the heaviest rain in SD County. Here is a look at rainfall chances as the night progresses. Further details are shrouded in an eerie mist for now...
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🎃 Halloween is creeping up! Costume ready… or still scrambling? 👻 We hit the streets to ask San Diegans about their FAVORITE Halloween costumes of all time! 🧛‍♀️🦸‍♂️ What’s yours? Drop it in the comments! ⬇️ #Halloween #SanDiego #SpookySeason @10NewsParry
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Please also be advised...there is a Heat Advisory in effect for areas near the coast Thursday - Saturday. 'Tis the season with our Santa Ana winds, so take breaks to cool off if outdoors for long periods 🥤 Temps closer to normal in the 70s by next Tuesday 🪩
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🎃 FINALLY feeling like spooky season! 👻🍂 From pumpkin patches to haunted houses, what’s YOUR favorite way to celebrate Halloween? Tell us below! ⬇️ @10NewsParry
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Rachel is moving on, but San Diego isn’t in the clear just yet! Showers and coastal concerns linger after a soaking rain, and a Flood Watch remains in effect across the county. @10NewsParry has what to watch for as the storm winds down.
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How much rain have you received thus far? Take a look at our rainfall summary here: forecast.weather.gov/product…
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Tracking Tropical Storm Rachel, what impacts we expect in San Diego and the uncertainty that remains. @10NewsParry
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It's finally going to be feeling more like October this weekend! What's your favorite thing to do in San Diego in October? @10NewsParry
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Tropical Storm Rachel will pass close by on Sunday. The exact track of the system will determine the extent of impacts. At the very least, we expect widespread moderate rainfall and beach impacts (high surf and coastal flooding). Potential for strong winds as well. Stay tuned! 👀
8 AM PDT Thu Oct 8 (Advisory 46) Key Messages for Tropical Storm #Rachel. Latest info: hurricanes.gov 8 AM PDT jueves 8 de octubre (Aviso 46) Mensajes clave sobre la tormenta tropical #Rachel. Más información: hurricanes.gov
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Record-breaking heat is headed for San Diego! 🥵 Extreme temperatures will push into the 90s at the coast and 100s inland, with a prolonged heat wave expected to last into mid-October. Here’s what you need to know and how long the heat will last. @10NewsParry
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Looking for something fun to do? Marie Coronel is highlighting free admission and deals for kids in San Diego in October!
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What's your least favorite season? 🌞🍁❄️ 🌷Let us know in the comments!
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From the rain we saw last night, to the threat of coastal flooding from Hurricane Polo, the Padres playoff forecast and a HUGE warm-up headed our way this weekend — there’s a lot to track in your weather forecast which @10NewsParry will have more on ABC 10News after the game!
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Fiery sunset minutes earlier above Borrego (Photo: Sicco Rood).
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Temperatures will start rising again across Southern California this week. Well above normal temperatures are expected from this weekend into early next week and potentially beyond. Stay tuned as details emerge in the coming days ☀️
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We are monitoring swell associated with Hurricane Polo that will bring elevated surf early next week. This may combine with our high tides nearing 7ft to cause additional coastal erosion and localized flooding, especially for south-facing beaches. #cawx
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There's a few hurricanes in the Pacific you say? Check out this link for more info on the associated coastal impacts caused by these storms & abnormally high tides: tinyurl.com/5eyjs2rc We're also monitoring the chance for light showers Sun/Mon, totals look to be low though.
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Were you in Escondido yesterday? Congratulations, you felt the warmest day on record in the city since records began in 1893. The overall average temperature on 9/9/26 of 96.5° was the warmest daily average temperature ever recorded at Escondido.
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Looks like the record will stand at 4 consecutive days at 90°+ as an increased sea breeze kept San Diego in the 80s today. The 90s streak from this week is now the 12th time the climate site has seen this occur in recorded history.
If the San Diego Airport reaches at least 90° again today, that will be 5 consecutive days of 90°+ temperatures. This has only occurred 3 other times since records began in 1874, the record being 6 days before the Long Beach tropical storm of 1939.
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