Southern California Rain Totals: How Much Fell In Recent Storms?

LOS ANGELES — 2023 is off to a wet start in Southern California. Two atmospheric rivers soaked the region in the span of days, bringing with them mass flooding, power outages and downed trees.

While the current storm system had largely moved out of the area by Friday morning, Southland residents are being warned to prepare for even more rain as another system is expected to arrive Sunday night. A powerful punch of rain is possible Monday into Tuesday, forecasters said.

"The strongest storm is forecast for Monday through Tuesday and will likely bring moderate to heavy rainfall, high surf and strong winds again across the region," according to the National Weather Service.

As the region recovers during this brief rain break Friday, Patch gathered a sampling of rainfall totals in inches from the National Weather Service for the last 7 days, from Dec. 30 to Jan. 6.

The numbers reflect raw data.

Location, inches:

Orange County

• Brea: 2.96
• John Wayne Airport: 1.98
• Indian Canyon: 5.32
• Upper Harding Canyon: 9.13

Los Angeles County

• Opids Camp (San Gabriel Peak): 11.52
• West Fork Heliport: 8.66
• Santa Monica Mountains: 8.52
• San Gabriel Dam: 6.73
• Porter Ranch: 6.02
• Mt. Baldy: 5.82
• Newhall: 5.67
• Bel Air: 5.36
• Pasadena: 4.49
• Northridge: 4.28
• Downtown LA: 3.05

Riverside County

• Palm Desert: 0.20
• Beaumont: 3.11
• Temecula: 2.37
• Murrieta: 2.24
• French Valley Airport: 1.96
• Whitewater Trout Farm: 2.95
• Palm Springs: 0.54

San Diego County

• Palomar Observatory: 8.18
• Carlsbad Airport: 2.27
• San Diego International Airport: 1.66
• Ramona: 4.1
• Poway: 1.72

And here is a look at rainfall totals for just the last 24 hours:

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— City News Service contributed to this report.