Staying balmy, breezy, and mostly cloudy. After midnight, a line of showers with some imbedded thunder will move through. Winds may be

Keep that umbrella handy, Southern California. An impactful winter storm is expected to bring heavy rain, snow, and gusty winds to our county next week. Here’s what we’re tracking so far. Rain will return to our region via multiple weather systems that “will be wetter than our last storm,

After a pleasant Valentine's Day with highs reaching 60 degrees in Greensboro and By Sunday, high rain chances will trigger a WXII 12 First Warning Weather Day. There is potential for your day to be impacted by chilly temperatures in the 40s and soaking rain.

Snow accumulations are expected to be light, generally around 1 inch or less where snow falls on Sunday night.

An Alaskan storm will cycle through San Diego County Monday through Thursday, dropping 1 to 2 inches of rain in some areas, a half-foot of snow on Mount Laguna, winds gusting to 45 mph, and waves in the 8-to-10 foot range at local beaches, the National Weather Service says.

A strong storm system is set to hit Southern California starting Sunday, bringing potential thunderstorms, damaging winds and dangerous surf.

After a historically dry January that saw California’s snowpack plummet to just nearly half of normal, a major pattern shift is finally delivering the "insane" snow totals needed to rescue the state’s frozen reservoir.

Heavy rain will move into the Upstate late Saturday night and will stick around through the day Sunday.