Yet another strong winter storm impacted San Diego County from Tuesday through Wednesday with drier skies prevailing on the back end from Thursday through the upcoming weekend. Plenty of rain and mountain snow came down and wind picked up dramatically, but mild conditions can now be expected for a decent stretch of time, at least through the start of next week. Despite the sunshine on hand, overnight low temperatures have dropped dramatically, especially inland. A Frost Advisory and Freeze Warning are both in effect, so bring the pets inside and protect any sensitive plants for mornings to come. Expect colder temperatures across the board, even into the afternoon, with highs trending 5 to 10 degrees below normal through the weekend. MORE: https://www.cbs8.com/article/weather/forecast/san-diego-weather-update/509-addbcd08-0811-489a-b511-7cd202ccde99