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Heavy rain is here!
Register for emergency alerts today. Alerts San Diego sends vital, real-time information about severe weather, flooding, and other emergencies impacting the county. It takes just a minute to sign up.
Click the link to register today: bit.ly/3TC3Yj5
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Flash Flood Warning continues for El Cajon CA, Santee CA and Rancho San Diego CA until 1:15 AM PDT
ALT This graphic displays a flash flood warning plotted on a map. The warning is in effect until 1:15 AM PDT. The warning includes El Cajon CA, Santee CA and Rancho San Diego CA. This warning is for South Central San Diego County. Avoid walking or driving through flood waters! Move immediately to higher ground! There are 299,603 people in the warning along with 87 schools and 0 hospitals.
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Flooding is one of the more dangerous weather hazards, and it can happen quickly. Flash floods may develop within minutes or hours of heavy rainfall, while river flooding can happen as water levels gradually rise. @Cal_OES and @NWS remind you to never drive or walk through floodwaters, stay alert to changing weather conditions, and follow official safety guidance. Stay safe and be prepared!
Sandbags are available to help San Diego County residents prepare for rain. Call 2-1-1 or visit the link to find a location nearby: bit.ly/4ygiNuV
#SanDiego #StormPrep #211SanDiego
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Hey SoCal! With Tropical Storm Rachel expected to bring heavy rains this weekend, particularly in inland portions of Southern California, @Cal_OES encourages those living near burn scars or along steep terrain to prepare for the possibility of debris flows and mudslides before the rain hits.
Visit Ready.ca.gov to sign up for alerts before rain arrives.
ALT Graphic image of a person in safety gear on a hill with a mudslide with text encouraging people to stay vigilant near burn scars.
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National weather forecasts predict potential heavy rain across San Diego County this weekend, and the County and CAL FIRE are helping residents prepare by offering free sand and bags to protect homes and property.
Find a list of sand bag locations at the link in our X bio.
El Nino storms can bring flooding to San Diego neighborhoods. Prepare before rain arrives: Clear debris from gutters, & drains. Inspect roofs for damage. Secure loose soil & outdoor items. 211 San Diego can help connect residents to resources for storm preparation. Call 2-1-1.
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Tropical Storm Rachel is making headlines! 🌀
✅ Sign up for emergency alerts at Alertsandiego.org
✅ Clear storm drains and gutters; secure outdoor items
✅ Get sandbags to help protect your property
✅ Never drive through flooded roads — Turn Around, Don’t Drown!
Rain is on the way! Prepare now by picking up free sandbags for your home or business. Be sure to bring a shovel, bags, or both, and call ahead before you go. Visit 211sandiego.org to find sandbag distribution locations near you.
#Sandbags #SandbagsSanDiego #StormPrep
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🌧️ Current forecasts suggest the potential for rain, gusty winds and coastal impacts late Saturday into Sunday.
Now is a good time to prepare:
✅ Charge devices and flashlights
✅ Review your emergency kit
✅ Stay informed
⚠️ Learn more: SDGE.com/StormSafety
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County Monitoring Tropical Cyclone Rachel alertsandiego.org/en-us/inci…
211 San Diego connects community members to local resources for El Nino readiness, emergency shelter, disaster recovery, and more. Individuals experiencing storm-related hardship, or looking for local support services can call 2-1-1 for free.
Swipe through for ways residents can prepare ahead of a potentially historic El Niño season. Visit the link to explore our El Niño 2026 Information Hub at 211sandiego.org/el-nino/ or dial 2-1-1 for preparedness resources.
#ElNino2026 #EmergencyPreparedness #211SanDiego
This month, celebrate community. Hispanic Heritage Month reflects the vibrant communities that make California home. Learn more about how you can support your community and keep California powered up at: energyupgradeca.org/flex-ale…
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Customers who received notifications about a potential Public Safety Power Shutoff (PSPS) are no longer at risk of being de-energized. While PSPS conditions have passed, extreme heat continues across our region that we continue to monitor. Learn more: sdge.com/HighHeat.
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Dangerous heat is expected through next week. SDG&E is monitoring conditions, including a PSPS Warning for some communities. Get safety tips, outage prep resources and updates at SDGEtoday.com.
