Cleanup efforts underway across Southern California ahead of another storm

All evacuation warnings and orders in Los Angeles County have been lifted, according to Los Angeles County Fire Department Capt. Brian Kight.

This includes the area of the Eaton Fire burn scar.

The evacuation warnings and orders were lifted after officials with the city of Los Angeles also lifted theirs at 5 p.m., including the Palisades Fire and Sunset Fire burn scar areas.

Although rain is still coming down across much of the region, the worst of the storms has moved through.

The city of Los Angeles has lifted all evacuation warnings and orders associated with the heavy rain that moved through the region on Saturday.

In a press release on Sunday, city officials said the warnings and orders were lifted as of 5 p.m. This includes the Palisades Fire and Sunset Fire burn scar areas.

The warnings and orders were originally set to expire on Sunday morning, but officials lifted them early after the brunt of the heavy rain moved through.

Video shared by an Eyewitness News viewer shows ponding water in Long Beach on Naples Lane as heavy rain moved through Southern California.

Video shared by an Eyewitness News viewer shows ponding water in Long Beach on Naples Lane as heavy rain moved through Southern California.

Neighbors say the street often floods when it rains.

The water was high enough to cover most of the sidewalks and made its way into some underground parking garages.

Another video showed neighbors kayaking through the flooded neighborhood streets.

According to Long Beach Public Works, there was a power outage on Saturday morning that caused a couple of Los Angeles County-maintained pumps to go offline.

Heavy rain also led to flooding on a stretch of the northbound 710 Freeway near Long Beach Boulevard on Saturday afternoon, prompting a SigAlert and traffic delays, according to the California Highway Patrol.

The flooding in two northbound lanes was reported shortly before 2 p.m. near Long Beach Boulevard, the CHP said.

A large tree fell on top of a white sedan parked in Altadena on Saturday as heavy rain moved through the region.

Video from the scene at Allen Avenue and Meadowbrook Road shows the tree crushing the car.

The tree was so large, it was blocking the entire road.

There are no reports of any injuries.

California Highway Patrol was at the scene, working to clear the roadway.