The slow-moving storm that rolled through Southern California on Tuesday delivered rainfall totals that largely matched forecasts, and more wet weather is expected later this week.
As usual, the highest amounts fell at higher elevations. Middle Fork Lytle Creek in San Bernardino County recorded 3.56 inches over the past 48 hours, followed by Mount Wilson, Stunt Ranch and Topanga Canyon, each topping 3 inches.
Coastal and valley areas of Los Angeles County generally picked up 1.5 to 2.5 inches, enough to cause widespread street flooding during the heaviest downpours.
A car submerged in flood water in Long Beach, California, on Feb. 16, 2026. (OnScene.TV)
“A stormy pattern will continue for most of the week, though there will be lulls in shower activity Tuesday and most of Wednesday,” the National Weather Service said.
Below are the official rainfall totals from the NWS offices in Los Angeles/Oxnard and San Diego.
Top Rainfall Amounts (All Areas)
Middle Fork Lytle Creek (San Bernardino County): 3.56″
Mount Wilson (LA County): 3.36″
Stunt Ranch (LA County): 3.20″
Topanga FS (LA County): 3.20″
Lytle Creek RAWS (San Bernardino County): 3.18″
Lake Cuyamaca (San Diego County): 2.97″
Julian (San Diego County): 2.96″
Pine Hills RAWS (San Diego County): 2.96″
Bernina Drive (San Bernardino County): 2.84″
Malibu Hills (LA County): 2.82″
Monte Nido (LA County): 2.80″
San Antonio Sierra PH (LA County): 2.72″
Ortega Hill (Ventura County): 2.70″
Julian RAWS (San Diego County): 2.67″
Coldwater Canyon (Santa Ana Mtns): 2.56″
La Jolla Amago (San Diego County): 2.29″
Los Angeles County
Coast & Metro
Santa Monica (KSMO): 1.89″
Hollywood Reservoir: 1.87″
Long Beach (KLGB): 1.74″
L.A. Airport (KLAX): 1.63″
Hawthorne (KHHR): 1.45″
San Fernando Valley
Porter Ranch RAWS: 2.13″
La Cañada Flintridge: 1.95″
Chatsworth Reservoir: 1.80″
San Rafael Hills: 1.35″
San Gabriel Valley
Eagle Rock Reservoir: 1.89″
Santa Clarita Valley
Castaic Junction: 1.45″
Santa Monica Mountains
Mountains
San Antonio Sierra PH: 2.72″
West Fork Heliport: 2.40″
Warm Springs Camp: 1.86″
Antelope Valley
Lancaster (KWJF): 0.65″
Catalina Island
Catalina Island RAWS: 1.27″
Orange County
Coastal Areas
Fullerton Airport: 1.37″
Aliso Laguna RAWS: 1.31″
Orange Co Reservoir: 1.25″
Carbon Canyon Dam: 1.01″
John Wayne Airport: 0.90″
Santa Ana Mountains
Coldwater Canyon: 2.56″
Horsethief/Rice Canyon: 2.12″
Leach/Dickey Canyon: 2.08″
Santa Rosa Plateau: 1.68″
Fremont Canyon RAWS: 1.43″
Riverside County
Valleys (Inland Empire)
Temescal FS Guard Stn: 1.81″
Lake Matthews RAWS: 1.13″
Riverside Airport: 1.01″
Murrieta Ck at Tenaja: 0.95″
French Valley Airport: 0.88″
San Jacinto North: 0.79″
Riverside – March ARB: 0.78″
Mountains
Poppet Flat RAWS: 1.78″
Vista Grande RAWS: 1.46″
Pine Cove Dutch Flat: 0.40″
Pine Cove Rocky Point: 0.22″
Snow Ck 7N Idyllwild: 0.04″
Upper Tahquitz Creek: 0.03″
Mount San Jacinto: 0.01″
Coachella Valley
Whitewater Trout Farm: 1.69″
Morongo Valley 4SSW: 0.86″
Palm Canyon Creek: 0.51″
Desert Hot Springs: 0.36″
Lower Tahquitz Creek: 0.36″
Cathedral Canyon: 0.20″
Palm Springs Airport: 0.19″
Kent Sea Fms 3S Mecca: 0.11″
WRP #4 2SE Thermal: 0.08″
San Bernardino County
Valleys (Inland Empire)
Cucamonga Canyon: 1.97″
San Antonio Heights: 1.85″
Glen Helen Reg Park: 1.62″
Yucaipa Regional: 1.57″
Lytle Creek Canyon: 1.49″
Crafton Reservoir: 1.49″
Highland Plunge Creek: 1.45″
Demens Ck Debris Bsn: 1.43″
San Sevaine Sprdg Grd: 1.30″
San Timoteo Landfill: 1.30″
Cal St San Bernardino: 1.26″
Small Canyon Dam: 1.22″
Devore Fire Station: 1.20″
San Sevaine Channel: 1.15″
San Bernardino Co Yrd: 1.14″
Gilbert St Nr Sbd: 1.08″
Mountains
Middle Fk Lytle Creek: 3.56″
Lytle Creek RAWS: 3.18″
Summit Valley Fire: 1.69″
Mormon Rock RAWS: 1.61″
Oak Creek Canyon: 1.49″
Oak Glen Watershed: 1.03″
Running Springs FS: 0.67″
Upper Day Canyon: 0.39″
City Creek Ranger Sta: 0.39″
Big Pine Flat RAWS: 0.39″
Big Bear Lake Dam: 0.30″
Apple and Lucerne Valleys
Mojave Forks Dam: 1.11″
Desert Knolls Wash: 0.45″
Granite Mountain RAWS: 0.43″
Victorville Landfill: 0.40″
Ventura County
Coastal
CSU Channel Islands: 1.69″
Camarillo (KCMA): 1.39″
Silverstrand Beach: 1.22″
Oxnard Civic Center: 1.12″
Coastal Valleys
Sycamore Canyon Dam: 1.30″
Interior Valleys
Sulphur Mountain: 2.58″
North Fork Matilija: 1.95″
Mountains
Pine Mountain Inn: 2.32″
Old Man Mountain: 2.28″
Rose Valley RAWS: 1.93″
La Granada Mountain: 1.30″
Santa Barbara County
South Coast
Maria Ygnacio Ridge: 1.52″
Refugio Hills RAWS: 1.15″
El Capitan Beach: 1.04″
Goleta County Yard: 0.98″
SB Botanic Garden: 0.87″
Santa Barbara (KSBA): 0.62″
Central Coast
Rancho San Julian: 2.03″
Santa Maria (KSMX): 1.64″
Point Conception: 1.41″
Santa Ynez Valley
Alisal Reservoir: 2.23″
Mountains
Manzanita Mountain: 1.50″
Figueroa Mountain: 1.44″
East Camino Cielo: 0.86″
Cuyama Valley
Cuyama Valley RAWS: 1.80″
San Luis Obispo County
Central Coast
Atascadero W Foothills: 2.84″
SLO – Cal Poly: 2.29″
San Luis Obispo SCG: 1.90″
San Luis Obispo (KSBP): 1.82″
Lake Lopez Rec Area: 1.57″
Interior Valleys
Santa Margarita W: 3.04″
Nacimiento nr Sapaque: 2.72″
Santa Margarita E: 2.38″
Paso Robles (KPRB): 1.72″
Mountains
San Diego County
Coastal Areas
San Marcos Landfill: 1.34″
Carlsbad Airport: 1.18″
El Camino Del Norte: 1.15″
Camp Pendleton (Lake O’Neill): 1.00″
San Diego Intl Airport: 0.98″
Montgomery Field: 0.77″
North Island NAS: 0.55″
Valleys
Los Coches Creek: 1.71″
SD Country Estates: 1.64″
Valley Center RAWS: 1.62″
Cactus County Park: 1.51″
Otay Mountain RAWS: 1.35″
Goose Valley RAWS: 1.29″
Camp Pendleton (Fallbrook RAWS): 1.25″
Camp Trgt Range RAWS: 0.77″
Mountains
Vallecitos Repeater: 2.01″
Palomar Observatory: 1.46″
Palomar Mountain RAWS: 1.16″
Mount Laguna RAWS: 1.08″
Deserts
Borrego Palm Canyon: 0.40″
Ocotillo Wells South: 0.05″
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