The following events were reported: Heavy Rain, Lightning, Thunderstorm Wind. These occurred near station USW00023188, approximately 13.4487 km away, between 2014-09-16 12:00:00 and 2014-09-16 17:30:00.Thankfully, no injuries or fatalities were reported. The events caused property damage valued at 35500.0 and crop damage of 0.0. Episode Narrative: Low-level moisture from Tropical Storm (formerly Hurricane) Odile streamed northward ahead of the system, underneath a ridge that was in place. The heat and moisture along a coastal sea breeze combined to produce scattered thunderstorms across the coast, beaches and inland valleys. The strongest storms were in the southern Inland Empire foothills just west of Forest Falls and near Lake Elsinore, and from Kearny Mesa to El Cajon. Rainfall totals were highly variable due to the isolated nature of the thunderstorms, but the heaviest cells on the 16th produced amounts up to one-half, to just over one inch of rain in the coast and valley locations of San Diego and Orange Counties. One to two inches of rain was reported near Lake Elsinore. The San Bernardino County mountains saw generally one-third of an inch or less. A particularly strong storm dumped just over an inch of rain, causing flooding along Balboa Avenue, near Scripps Ranch and Kearny Mesa. The winds were strong enough with these thunderstorms to down several power lines and numerous large trees (across roadways and onto vehicles) in the southern San Diego County valleys (near El Cajon and Mission Valley) and southern Riverside County valleys in Wildomar. Storm survey indicated wind speeds of 60 to 65 mph and Montgomery Field measured 56 mph. The City of San Diego reported 30 buildings damaged and the American Red Cross in Kearny Mesa had significant damage including partial roof collapse. SDGE reported at least 12 storm-related power outages throughout the city, resulting in more than 6000 customers without power. A few thunderstorms were mountain-focused (near Julian) on the 17th as the remnants of Odile were pushed off to the east and the sea breeze boundary moved well inland. The storms on the 17th were concentrated over the Riverside and northern San Diego County mountains, generating amounts of one-half of an inch or less. Storm surveys were completed in Wildomar and Kearny Mesa into Mission Valley. Riverside County storm damage was reported at nearly 8 million dollars from the September 7-8 and the 16th events. Low-level moisture from Tropical Storm (formerly Hurricane) Odile streamed northward ahead of the system, underneath a ridge that was in place. Event Narrative: CHP reported a tree down blocking the right lane near the intersection of Jamacha Boulevard and Doubletree Road. They also reported a school bus hit by a tree. Montgomery Field ASOS recorded 0.80 inches of rain in less than one hour. Media reported 6 or more inches of water over a nearby roadway a short time later. ASOS reported a gust of 56 mph around 1600 PST. Strong winds around this time flipped multiple small planes at the airfield. The Mission Valley mesonet recorded a wind gust of 52 mph due to a thunderstorm. Media reported a tree falling on a car in Mission Valley nearby. Multiple trees down and broken tree limbs throughout the neighborhood in Tierrasanta. Widespread minor damage to patio furniture, pop-up tents, and trampolines. Two palm trees caught fire after a lightning strike. Several trees and a light pole fell on two parked trucks in a shopping center near the intersection of Calle Verde and Avocado Blvd in La Mesa. The tree also damaged the awnings and door of the McDonalds.