San Diego Battles Historic Winter Storm, Seeks Federal Disaster Declaration

As San Diego endures a fourth day of heavy rain and snow, Governor Newsom requests a Major Disaster Declaration from President Biden to aid recovery efforts.

A persistent winter storm has brought heavy rain and snow to San Diego County, with up to 14 inches of snow expected in mountain areas.
Governor Gavin Newsom has requested a Major Disaster Declaration from President Biden to support San Diego's recovery, highlighting the impact on lower-income neighborhoods.
School closures and travel disruptions continue, with icy conditions requiring tire chains in mountain areas.
Record-breaking rainfall has been reported, with some areas receiving over 7 inches of rain, leading to flooding and emergency declarations.
The storm's impact extends beyond San Diego, with atmospheric rivers causing significant rainfall, flooding, and damage across Southern California, including Los Angeles.