The powerful storm that brought heavy winds and the risk of severe flooding to much of Southern California on Sunday was expected to linger over the Los Angeles area until Tuesday morning.
The heaviest rainfall was expected to occur overnight and into Monday morning. A National Weather Service forecast said that up to three inches or more of rain was expected to fall through Tuesday in parts of Los Angeles and Orange Counties — totals that would meet or exceed the averages for all of February in some locations.
A lot of rain, by local standards, had already fallen by Sunday night, with some locations doubling their two-day cumulative rainfall totals between 6 p.m. and 10 p.m. Here are the Weather Service’s two-day cumulative rainfall totals for six locations across Los Angeles County as of 10 a.m. local time on Monday:
Los Angeles International Airport: 3.40 inches
Pasadena: 5.28 inches
Santa Barbara: 3.88 inches
Santa Monica Airport: 5.76 inches
Topanga: 10.8 inches
Ventura: 3.49 inches
Bel Air: 10.59 inches
Colbi Edmonds contributed reporting.
