Monday brought significant rain across the Central Coast with rain totals shattering daily records. Here is a look at the rain totals so far from this storm as of 11 a.m. on Tuesday.
You can check out a full look at the forecast from Meteorologist Vivian Rennie at this link.
Our highest rain totals on the Central Coast were found in the hills near Point Conception south of Lompoc. Rancho San Julian recorded 4.36" of rain from this storm.
San Luis Obispo County
| Location | Rain |
| San Miguel | 0.24" |
| Paso Robles | 0.20" |
| Santa Margarita | 1.56" |
| San Luis Obispo | 1.08" |
| Los Osos | 0.48" |
| Morro Bay | 0.25" |
| Cambria | 0.86" |
| Oceano | 1.85" |
| Arroyo Grande | 2.10" |
| Nipomo | 1.34" |
| Bald Mountain | 2.21" |
| Lopez Dam | 2.26" |
| Salinas Dam | 0.17 |
Santa Barbara County
| Location | Rainfall |
| Rancho San Julian | 4.36" |
| Celite | 3.88" |
| Sudden Peak | 3.37" |
| Vandenberg | 2.30" |
| Lompoc | 2.27" |
| Santa Maria (downtown) | 2.11" |
| Buelton | 0.19" |
| Gaviota Coast | 0.95" |
| Isla Vista | 0.02" |
| Orcutt | 2.09" |
| Guadalupe | 1.03" |
