Here’s how much rain fell in Southern California this holiday weekend
A lot of outdoor plans were washed out this Easter holiday weekend, and we now know just how much rain fell across Southern California.
The National Weather Service released its preliminary data for rainfall from this past storm, with much of the region receiving between one and three inches of rain.
Here’s a look at some five-day totals from around Los Angeles County:
LOS ANGELES COUNTY (METROPOLITAN)
Bel Air – 2.97″
Culver City – 2.39″
Beverly Hills – 2.25″
Hollywood Reservoir – 2.08″
South Gate – 4.09″
Dominguez Water Co. – 3.89″
La Habra Heights – 2.16″
Downtown Los Angeles – 2.10″
LOS ANGELES COUNTY (VALLEYS)
Agoura – 2.49″
Chatsworth Reservoir – 1.96″
Canoga Park – 2.01″
Sepulveda Canyon @ Mulholland Drive – 3.20″
Hansen Dam – 1.51″
Newhall-Soledad – 2.29″
Saugus – 1.33″
Del Valle – 1.68″
LOS ANGELES COUNTY (SAN GABRIEL VALLEY)
L.A. City College – 2.07″
Eagle Rock Reservoir – 2.43″
Eaton Wash @ Loftus – 2.80″
Mt Olive High School – 2.41″
San Gabriel River @ Valley – 2.55″
Eaton Dam – 2.83″
Walnut Creek S.B. – 2.11″
Puddingstone Div. – 1.65″
Santa Fe Dam – 2.29″
Whittier Hills – 2.63″
Claremont – 1.64″
LOS ANGELES COUNTY (MOUNTAINS & FOOTHILLS)
Santa Anita Dam – 2.96″
San Gabriel – Dam 2.60″
Morris Dam – 2.28″
Crystal Lake – 3.66″
Mt Baldy FS – 2.90″
Whitaker Peak – 2.94″
Warm Springs – 2.01″
Acton – 1.46″
LOS ANGELES COUNTY (DESERTS)
Palmdale Water District – 1.36″
Lancaster – 1.12″
The following are three-day rain totals from the Weather Service for parts of Orange County and the Inland Empire:
ORANGE COUNTY
Laguna Niguel Park – 2.72″
Garden Grove – 2.36″
Anaheim Hills – 2.28″
John Wayne Airport – 2.11″
Fullerton Dam – 2.07″
Corona del Mar – 1.97″
Costa Mesa – 1.85″
Huntington Beach – 1.73″
INLAND EMPIRE
Glen Helen Reg Park – 2.80″
Lytle Creek Canyon – 2.79″
Cal St San Bernardino – 2.33″
Cucamonga Basin – 2.05″
Ontario Airport – 1.75″
Rialto – 1.46″
North Elsinore – 2.60″
Beaumont – 1.85″
Riverside-March AFB – 1.58″
Norco – 1.38″
Cedar Glen – 4.06″
With the weekend storm out of the way, residents should see some sunshine and warmer weather to start the week but clouds are likely to return this Thursday.
Late-week storm promises to bring more rain to SoCal
“By Thursday evening there is rain back in the forecast and it looks like Friday is very active with rain and mountain snow,” KTLA Meteorologist Henry DiCarlo said.
The Weather Service is also calling for a chance of thunderstorm activity on Friday.
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