San Diego County prepares for another round of wet weather this week, with forecasters predicting a storm system starting Tuesday and another weaker system by the weekend. The initial storm will bring light to moderate rain and snow in the mountains, followed by a brief lull and then more rain and snow on Thursday and Friday. The California Highway Patrol reported numerous incidents over the weekend, including spinouts, collisions, and mudslides. A rain advisory for all coastal beaches and bays remains in effect due to increased bacteria levels in ocean and bay waters from urban runoff. Residents are advised to avoid water contact for seventy-two hours after the rain stops. Temperatures will stay cool throughout the week, with clear skies expected next weekend.

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