How Much Rain Did Seal Beach Get During Wednesday's Showers?

SEAL BEACH, CA — After rain and gloomy weather passed over Orange County roadways and neighborhoods Wednesday night, the clouds have begun to part — for now.

Across the county, most Orange County cities saw between .10 inches to 1.2 inches of rain on Wednesday, the National Weather Service reported.

Seal Beach residents can expect a return of partially cloudy, but overall sunny weather going into the weekend.

According to the National Weather Service, Sunday will see evening showers following into Monday.

Here's a look at rainfall totals in Orange County as of Wednesday:

• Carbon Canyon Dam (Brea) — .85 inches of rain
• Fullerton Airport (Fullerton) — .43 inches of rain
• Laguna Beach (Coastal) — .52 inches of rain
• Aliso Laguna RAWS (Laguna Beach) — 1.04 inches of rain
• Bell Canyon (San Juan Capistrano) — 1.20 inches of rain
• John Wayne Airport (Santa Ana) — .43 inches of rain
• Villa Park Reservoir (Orange) — .14 inches of rain
• Corona Del Mar, Newport Bay Watershed (Newport Beach) — .75 inches of rain
• Dana Point Ocean Institute (Dana Point) — .98 inches of rain
• Coto de Caza, San Juan Creek Watershed (Rancho Santa Margarita and surrounding areas) — .98 inches of rain
• Oso Creek at Crown Valley (Laguna Niguel) — .75 inches of rain
• Seal Beach Pump Station (Seal Beach) — .59 inches of rain

For more information on rainfall totals, visit Orange County Public Works's website.