ABC7 meteorologist Brianna Ruffalo details rainfall totals after Hilary soaked Southern California
LOS ANGELES (KABC) -- Once a Category 4 hurricane, Hilary tore through Southern California with historic rainfall on Sunday, flooding roads and knocking out power.
Rainfall totals from Hilary have reached 13.5 inches in San Bernardino County, and 11.7 inches in the mountains of Riverside County.
Los Angeles County recorded over 7 inches of rain. Downtown L.A. recorded 2.48 inches of rainfall on Sunday, making it the wettest August day ever in that area, according to the National Weather Service.
Palm Springs saw more than 3 inches, which broke the desert city's all-time daily summer rain record.
San Diego saw 1.82 inches of rain, making Sunday the wettest August day on record in the city, according to ABC News. Plus, Escondido and Cuyamaca saw 2.66 inches and 4.11 inches, respectively, marking the wettest month of August for those regions.
Large swaths of Southern California that bore the brunt of Tropical Storm Hilary include Palm Springs and the rest of the Coachella Valley, where several roads and neighborhoods were inundated with flash flooding and mud flows.
Several communities in the San Bernardino Mountains were inundated with mud and debris flows as Tropical Storm Hilary dumped heavy rains on Southern California.
Santa Ana Mountains
Data released at 4:47 a.m. PT
Upper Harding Canyon: 4.53
Santiago Peak: 4.17
Horsethief/Rice Canyon: 4.09
Upper Silverado Canyon: 4.09
Santa Rosa Plateau: 3.90
Holy Jim Canyon: 3.35
Leach/Dickey Canyon: 3.31
Indian Canyon: 3.23
El Cariso: 3.11
McVicker Canyon: 3.07
El Cariso Raws: 2.89
Silverado Motorway: 2.76
Modjeska Canyon: 2.71
Sylvan Meadows: 2.14
Fremont Canyon Raws: 2.01
The Inland Empire (San Bernardino County)
Data released at 4:47 a.m. PT
Devore Fire Station: 4.24
Demens Creek Debris Basin: 3.31
Chino Airport: 2.55
Gilbert Street, North San Bernardino: 2.40
San Bernardino: 1.69
The Inland Empire (Riverside County)
Data released at 4:47 a.m. PT
Cabazon Raws: 3.34
Temecula: 2.76
Murrieta Ck At Tenaja: 2.56
Beaumont Raws: 2.52
Norco: 2.48
Temescal Forest Service Station: 2.36
Railroad Canyon Dam: 2.32
North Elsinore: 2.20
Riverside South: 2.16
Pigeon Pass Dam: 2.16
Potrero Canyon: 2.13
Clark Raws: 2.05
Lake Matthews Raws: 2.04
Riverside - March Air Reserve Base: 2.02
Perris Fire Department: 1.97
Riverside Airport: 1.96
Prado Dam: 1.94
Beaumont: 1.93
Moreno-Clark: 1.89
San Jacinto North: 1.81
Lake Matthews: 1.52
French Valley Airport: 1.36
Riverside County Mountains
Data released at 4:47 a.m. PT
Mount San Jacinto: 11.74
Snow Creek in Idyllwild: 7.83
Upper Tahquitz Creek: 6.22
Pine Cove Rocky Point: 3.33
Vista Grande Raws: 3.32
Allandale: 3.15
Poppet Flat Raws: 2.84
Beaumont (Near Bogart Park): 2.55
Banning Bench: 2.44
Vista Grande: 2.44
Keenwild Raws: 2.40
Thomas Mountain: 2.11
Anza Raws: 2.11
Sage Raws: 1.91
Coachella Valley
Data released at 4:47 a.m. PT
Whitewater Trout Farm: 6.61
Morongo Valley: 5.75
Palm Desert: 3.82
Wide Canyon Dam: 3.78
Cathedral Canyon: 3.61
Desert Hot Springs: 3.35
Palm Springs Airport: 3.23
Lower Tahquitz Creek: 2.91
Cactus City: 2.64
Thermal Airport: 2.35
Kent Sea Tech (Mecca): 2.29
Thousand Palms: 1.66
San Bernardino County Mountains
Data released at 4:47 a.m. PT
Raywood Flats: 11.73
Heart Bar: 9.67
Lytle Creek Raws: 9.44
Middle Fork Lytle Creek: 8.84
Heaps Peak Raws: 8.46
Bernina Drive: 8.11
Mormon Rock Raws: 6.30
Wrightwood: 6.23
Mt. Baldy: 5.80
Big Bear Lake Dam: 4.40
Converse Raws: 4.10
Manzanita Flats: 3.23
Fawnskin Raws: 3.21
Big Bear Lake: 2.88
Big Pine Flat Raws: 2.54
Apple and Lucerne Valleys
Data released at 4:47 a.m. PT
Mojave Forks Dam: 5.40
El Mirage Raws: 2.88
Hesperia: 2.14
Means Lake Raws: 1.67
Granite Mountain Raws: 1.32
This is a developing story. Check back here for new developments.