Southern California’s first full rainy day of the winter has arrived.
The day, months in the making, has brought steady storms across the region while the Southland experiences drought conditions. The mostly welcome rain began Saturday night and is expected to sustain until Monday evening.
Rain totals were predicted to remain at a figure less than one inch in most areas — barring those in high elevation.
Wondering how much your city has received so far? Here are the 24-hour rain totals as of Sunday, according to the National Weather Service.
Los Angeles County (As of 10:41 a.m. Sunday)
- Downtown L.A.: .14 inches
- Beverly Hills: .33 inches
- Hollywood Hills: .2 inches
- Hawthorn: .11 inches
- Santa Monica: .09 inches
- Culver City: .07 inches
- Long Beach: .04 inches
- LAX: .02 inches
- Northridge: .45 inches
- Agoura Hills: .33 inches
- Calabasas: .31 inches
- Van Nuys: .26 inches
- Burbank: .14 inches
- Claremont: .39 inches
- Alhambra: .16 inches
Ventura County (As of 10:41 a.m. Sunday)
- Thousand Oaks: .36 inches
- Simi Valley: .25 inches
- Moorpark: .17 inches
- Ventura: .18 inches
Orange County (As of 9:47 a.m. Sunday)
- Anaheim Hills: .44 inches
- Yorba Linda: .27 inches
- Costa Mesa: .24 inches
- Irvine: .24 inches
- Garden Grove: .2 inches
- Fullerton: .19 inches
- Corona Del Mar: .12 inches
- Santa Ana: .08 inches
Inland Empire (As of 9:47 a.m. Sunday)
- Temecula: .31 inches
- Perris: .2 inches
- Riverside: .14 inches
- Lake Elsinore: .08 inches
- Ontario: .33 inches
- Chino: .31 inches
- San Bernardino: .23 inches
Read the full rain total lists from the NWS here (NWS L.A.) and here (NWS San Diego).
