The following events were reported: Flash Flood, Hail. These occurred near station USW00023188, approximately 18.7396 km away, between 2013-11-21 20:30:00 and 2013-11-22 21:00:00. The events included records with hailstones measuring 0.75 inches.Thankfully, no injuries or fatalities were reported. The events caused property damage valued at 50000.0 and crop damage of 0.0. Episode Narrative: A cold, upper-level closed low developed along the Central Coast and drifted south before stalling over southern California on the 23rd. Heavy showers began in the northern areas, spreading slowly south into San Diego County. The focus of the precipitation was over and west of the mountains on the 21st, as the low center just west of Oceanside drove southwesterly flow into the area. For the 22nd into the 23rd, the low shifted directly over San Diego, changing the flow to east/southeast and bringing the precipitation focus to the desert slopes and mountain ridges. Three-day storm total rainfall saw one quarter of an inch to one inch of rain for the coast and valley locations of Orange and San Diego Counties, while the Inland Empire saw up to 2.75 inches of rain on the slopes of the San Bernardino Mountains. Several roads were closed due to flooding in the Inland Empire, stalling a few vehicles and requiring swift water rescues. Heavy rain draining into a canyon near Moreno valley on the 21st resulted in flash flooding across a roadway, trapping vehicles and at least one person. The combination of one inch of rainfall in one hour and a storm pump failure resulted in flooding and a major rescue in the San Diego ���Midway��� area on the 21st as well. Very heavy rain near the Mexican Border on the 22nd caused several instances of flooding in the Tijuana River basin. A thunderstorm coming onshore near Solana Beach produced periods of dime to nickel-sized hail according to the lifeguards. The lower deserts were more varied in amounts ranging from one tenth of an inch to near three-quarters of an inch. The snow level started around 7000 feet on the 21st and dropped to 4000-5000 feet by the morning of the 22nd. Most locations above 4000 feet reported 1 to 3 inches of snow. However there were a few standout locations with heavy snow. Wrightwood, in the San Bernardino Mountains measured 11 to 13 inches at 6040 feet (spotter report). Pine Cove, in the Riverside County Mountains, measured 9 inches of snow at 6200 feet. A cold, upper-level closed low developed along the Central Coast and drifted south before stalling over southern California on the 23rd. Event Narrative: Solana Beach lifeguards observed dime to nickel sized hail, along with periods of smaller hail, from a thunderstorm that moved onshore. The Tijuana River gage reported a rapid rise in flow between 1830 and 2100 PST...increasing by 2.6 feet during that time. Local media reported flooding in the Witherby Street underpass at the Pacific Coast Highway in San Diego. A taxi and a minivan were nearly submerged in the water. The driver of the minivan was rescued by San Diego police. The nearby Lindbergh field ASOS reported 0.75 inches of rain between 2051 and 2151 PDT. A daily record for rainfall was set on this day at Lindbergh Field for a single day total of 1.46 inches of rain.