SoCal drying out after another winter storm, but some spotty showers could linger

While some parts of Southern California saw flooding, snow came down in the mountains.

New video from overnight shows several cars getting stuck in the snow along Highway 18 near Big Bear in the San Bernardino Mountains.

While some parts of Southern California saw flooding, snow came down in the mountains.

Several inches of snow fell above 6,000 feet, but Caltrans said there have been no injuries or major crashes on those mountain roads.

But a warning: If you're heading up there this weekend, you may need chains.

Severe flooding struck a parking garage in the Palms area overnight, trapping several cars.

It happened at an underground lot of an apartment complex on Kelton Avenue. About a dozen cars were inundated in deep standing water, and were not able to be moved.

Severe flooding struck a parking garage in the Palms area overnight, trapping several cars.

One man told Eyewitness News he has three cars parked in the garage.

"I had to go in the water and disconnect battery for safety. But I think it's too late already. I can see, when I open the door... even before I open, it's all flooded."

Firefighters responded to try to remove the water and further assess the damage.

Southern California will stay drenched for a while longer.

The region can expect another round of rain through Friday morning, but the storm will become more scattered as the storm slowly moves out.

Los Angeles and the rest of Southern California can expect even more rain in the forecast Friday.

The rain is expected to start breaking by about 6 a.m. and continue to dwindle down by the afternoon, leaving behind partly cloudy skies.

However, that doesn't mean the stray shower won't stick around.

Early Saturday morning, light wrap-around showers are possible for more eastern areas like the low desert and some mountain communities.

Parts of Southern California were hit with thunder cells and pockets of heavy rainfall early Friday morning, creating dangerous driving conditions.

A flash flood warning was issued in the Palisades Fire burn scar area until 6 a.m.

Another flash warning was issues for Laguna Beach, Crystal Cove and Aliso Viejo morning until 5:30 a.m.