Discover the total precipitation of the wild storm of Friday night

A surprisingly robust low-pressure system entered San Diego County on Friday night from Baja California, causing a 98-minute delay in the Mission Valley SDSU-Air Force game and slowing traffic on local highways. .

The system arrived shortly after 19 hours. From Imperial Beach to Oceanside Harbor and backcountry to Scripps Ranch, lightning and lightning were quickly reported.

A hail the size of a pea briefly fell at Horton Plaza in downtown San Diego.

Here is a sample of total precipitation for the 24-hour period ending at 5:15 am on Saturday.

Ocotillo Wells: 1.54 "

Birch Hill: 1.54 "

Palomar Mountain: 0.94 "

Fallbrook: 0.85 "

Ranchita: 0.64 "

Fashion Valley: 0.58 "

Henshaw Dam: 0.55 "

At the edge of the lake: 0.53 "

Kearny Mesa: 0.51 "

San Diego International Airport: 0.48 "

Oceanside: 0.48 "

El Cajon: 0.48 "

Vista: 0.45 "

Ramona: 0.45 "

Montgomery Field: 0.44 "

Scripps Ranch: 0.42 "

Barona: 0.42 "

San Onofre: 0.39 "

San Marcos: 0.37 "

Del Mar: 0.36 "

The Mesa: 0.25 "

Forecasters said the weather would remain cloudy Saturday morning. He will reach 69. He will reach 70 on Sunday. Then the area will really warm up. Temperatures in downtown San Diego could reach 80 degrees Monday. The exceptionally hot weather will last all week.

Kirk Kenney and Daniel Wheaton, Union-Tribune reporters, contributed to this story.