Storm Information Page
This page will be updated based on storm incident reporting.

Resources and Contact Information for Residents Preparing for Storms
Sign Up for AlertSanDiego:
- Text HELP to 98266 to get safety information delivered directly to your phone.
Prepare Your Home:
- Flash floods can occur within minutes.
- If you have access to sandbags or other materials, use them to protect your home from flood waters if you have sufficient time to do so.
Prepare Your Family/Pets:
- You may be evacuated, so pack in advance.
- Don't wait until the last moment to gather the essentials for yourself, your family and/or your pets.
Assemble an Emergency Kit:
- It is good practice to have enough food, water and medicine on hand at all times to last you at least three days in the case of an emergency.
Charge Your Essential Electronics:
- Make sure your cell phone and portable radios are all charged in case you lose power or need to evacuate.
- Also, make sure you have back-up batteries on hand.
If You Feel Unsafe:
- Evacuate early - you do not need to wait for an evacuation warning or order to leave.
Community Dumpsters:
City dumpsters temporarily placed in the community this week will be removed in the evenings and returned in the mornings.
As a reminder, household hazardous waste is not accepted at these dumpster locations or in these dumpsters.
Call 858-694-7000 or use the Get It Done app to schedule a drop-off appointment with the Household Hazardous Waste Transfer Facility. To get rid of bulky items, use the Get It Done app. Check the Environmental Services Department web page for more information on household hazardous waste.
Sandbag Locations
Sandbag distribution will pause at City locations until further notice. Please check back here for updates. Community members who have sandbags are encouraged to keep them in preparation for upcoming storms.
Safety Tips
Tips to Stay Safe While Cleaning Up from a Storm
The following safety tips are provided by the National Weather Service.
Prior to the storm, City crews were deployed clearing storm drains and doing other prep work to help reduce flood risk citywide. Ahead of any storm, it is crucial to have an emergency plan in place. Visit the City's Storm Preparedness webpage for information to help you and your loved ones prepare for a storm and what to do when the storm arrives.