A squall line of thunderstorms, gusty winds, and downpours of rain passed over San Diego County overnight from Thursday into Friday. Most cities saw about half an inch of rain, with areas like Point Loma picking up on most of that rain in under an hour. Wind gusts exceeded 40 mph along the coast and Carlsbad saw a peak wind gust of 55 mph. So, safe to say, this overnight storm brought plenty of wild weather and damage to the county and across Southern California. This will lead to a very wet start to the Friday morning holiday commute for people driving to their holiday destination and could create possible issues for flights at San Diego International Airport. For commuters, flooded roadways will be a hazard. MORE: https://www.cbs8.com/article/weather/stormy-weather-headed-to-san-diego-county/509-f54ead36-e78a-4907-8ace-ca6a81e106c7