Snow, rain and high winds are expected across San Diego County Friday and Saturday.
The National Weather Service issued a Hazardous Weather Warning for a cold Pacific storm beginning Thursday and lasting through Sunday.
The storm will bring heavy showers, strong winds. Thunderstorms and hail are also possible.
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Mountain neighborhoods above 3,000 ft. could also see some light snow, according to NWS.
“Certainly as the colder air hits, things are going to get much snowier, “said NBC 7 weather anchor Whitney Southwick.
Southwick also warned the Friday morning commute could be brutal with heavy rainfall and advised drivers to give themselves plenty of time to get to work.
Saturday precipitation should begin slow down, but high winds up to 40 mph could last throughout the weekend.
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