Rainfall total: At least 1 inch of rain for almost all of San Diego County – and the storm isn’t over yet

Much of San Diego County received an inch or more of rain from an atmospheric river storm that was expected to bring rainy days to the region.

The storm moved on Sunday night but actually began hitting San Diego County late Monday and Tuesday, when the strongest part of the storm could produce showers at a rate of 0.75 inches per hour. Roads were flooded and sinkholes began to form in some areas before San Diego got a rain break on Tuesday afternoon.

NBC 7 meteorologist Sheena Parveen said more rain is expected from Tuesday evening to Wednesday morning, although it will be less heavy than what we have received so far.

Here is how much precipitation has fallen in the communities of San Diego in the last 48 hours as of 2:00 pm Tuesday:

Coastal:

• SAN ONOFRE 1.57
• ENCINITAS 1.45
• OCEAN SIDE 1.44
• CARLSBAD 1.34
• MIRAMAR 1.32
• SAN MARCOS 1.24
• MESA KIRNY 1.21
• NATIONAL CITY 1.11
• MONTGOMERY FIELD 1.08
• VISTA 1.06
• SAN DIEGO INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT 1.00
• POINT LOMA 0.98
• BROWN POINT 0.73

Valleys:

• OTAI MOUNTAIN 2.11
• SKYLINE RANCH 2.08
• RAINBOW CAMP 1.77
• CENTER OF THE VALLEY 1.71
• ESCONDIDO 1.66
• LAKE MIRAMAR 1.65
• MT. WOODSON 1.65
• DEER SPRINGS 1.58
• FALLBROOKE 1.56
• RAMONA 1.43
• RANCHO BERNARDO 1.41
• DELIVERY 1.35
• LA MESA 1.21
• SANTI 1.18
• BONSALL CRS 1.15
• ALPINE 1.12
• HARBISON CANYON 1.09
• GRANITE HILLS 0.99

Mountains

• PALOMAR OBSERVATORY 3.61
• HENSHO DAM 2.79
• MESA GRANDE 2.63
• BIRCH MOUNTAIN 2.47
• Pine Hills FS 2.18
• JULIAN 2.12
• LAKE KUYAMAKA 2.10
• SANTA ISABEL 1.77
• VOLCANO GORA 1.72
• MT LAGUNA 1.56
• PINE VALLEY 1.50
• WARNER SPRINGS 1.46
• Campo 1.24
• RANCHITA 1.14

desert

• BORREGO SPRINGS 0.50
• SAN FELIPE 0.43
• AGUA CALENTE 0.16
• OCOTILO WELLS 0.12