Rain totals on Sunday were between a trace and a half-inch in parts of Los Angeles County. The showers moved quickly through the area, at about 25 mph from northwest to southeast, and prompted a flood advisory in the Eaton burn area. The flood advisory was lifted when the rain moved out of the area.

A weakening cold front swept into the Bay Area on Tuesday, bringing scattered showers that will likely linger through Thursday. While this system isn’t expected to pack much punch, it is forecast to bring a cloudy,

Tuesday morning is not expected to be as cold as Monday as clouds move into Northern California ahead of more wet weather.

There will be a dry spell between storms — and get ready for some cooler temperatures until the rain is gone, plus snow in local mountains.

An atmospheric river will likely deliver more rain to the Coachella Valley beginning Wednesday, but totals could be negligible further inland.

A quick-hitting storm brought rain to Southern California on Sunday and dumped several inches of snow on the San Bernardino Mountains. Now, forecasters are monitoring another storm system slated to arrive midweek.

A fast-moving storm dropped about a half-inch of rain in parts of Los Angeles County and more rain is on the way, forecasters said Monday.