Megan Parry is a California Realtor with extensive knowledge of the San Diego housing market. She is dedicated to providing accurate and up-to-date information to her clients and readers. Megan's articles for ABC 10News San Diego focus on local weather forecasts and community news, helping residents stay informed and prepared.
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Megan's coverage focuses on local events and seasonal changes in San Diego, with a significant emphasis on weather forecasts. Given her reporting patterns, she is likely to be interested in content related to local environmental conditions, such as unique or extreme weather patterns specific to the San Diego area.
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By: Megan Parry
It has been a sunny and dry Election Day, with a quick drop in temperatures tonight. A moderate to strong Santa Ana wind event will develop
By: Megan Parry
Moderate to strong Santa Ana winds are impacting all of Southern California. Peak winds in San Diego today clocked in over 50mph while some gusts up to 30mph reached the coast. Critical fire weather will continue through tomorrow with the worst of the winds into the overnight hours. Winds will start to taper off after sunrise but remain gusty, and it will be bone dry, so fire danger remains elevated.
By: Megan Parry
The worst of the Santa Ana winds are over, but it remains dry and gusty, leading to elevated fire danger. We saw widespread gusts of 30 to 45mph and isolated gusts over 60mph during the worst of the wind.
By: Megan Parry
Humidity is starting to recover along the coast as the sea breeze has returned, but things remain dry away from the immediate coast, with humidity levels between 10 and 25%. Humidity will slowly recover into the weekend and we may even see the marine layer return as early as Saturday night.
By: Megan Parry
It turned out to be another beautiful day after a chilly start this morning. In fact, Poway and Ramona started the day at 39 degrees and warmed to the low-80s by the afternoon! Tomorrow will be another great day to dress in layers as it will be chilly in the morning, mostly in the 40s with 30s for the colder inland and mountain areas.
By: Megan Parry
We have a weather pattern shift moving in with clouds building this evening ahead of a cold front that will bring colder temperatures tomorrow, isolated showers and gusty winds.
Meet our ABC 10News Pet of the Week from our featured animal shelters: The San Diego Humane Society and the Helen Woodward Animal Center.
By: Megan Parry
It was a cool day after a cold start this morning with widespread 30s away from the coast and plummeting to 22 in Campo and 27 in Ramona. This afternoon temperatures topped out mostly in the 60s, which is several degrees cooler than average.
By: Megan Parry
The marine layer may return as early as tomorrow morning with patchy fog possible near the coast. More likely for the marine layer to spread farther inland by Saturday morning as the atmospheric river that has been stalled over Northern California this week finally starts to move south.
Meet our ABC 10News Pet of the Week from our featured animal shelters: The San Diego Humane Society and the Helen Woodward Animal Center.
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