Here’s how much rain has fallen near Sacramento as thunderstorms, showers hit region
Some solid rain totals have accumulated in parts of Northern California since Wednesday night, as a storm continues to bring showers and isolated thunderstorms throughout the valley on Thursday.
Rain has been relatively light inside Sacramento city limits, but between a half-inch and well over an inch have fallen in some places in eastern Sacramento County and western Placer and El Dorado counties.
Thunderstorms brought periods of heavy rain overnight and Thursday morning to some areas.
Here are preliminary rain totals as of noon Thursday for a number of locations across the Sacramento region and Northern California, according to the National Weather Service.
24-hour rain totals
Sacramento Executive Airport: 0.10 inches
Sacramento International Airport: 0.02 inches
Placerville: 1.70 inches
Quincy: 1.63 inches
Pilot Hill: 1.34 inches
Auburn: 1.22 inches
Grass Valley: 1.09 inches
Folsom: 1.06 inches
Herald: 0.91 inches
Paradise: 0.83 inches
Roseville: 0.75 inches
Newcastle: 0.75 inches
Orangevale: 0.71 inches
Redding: 0.54 inches
Fair Oaks: 0.51 inches
South Lake Tahoe: 0.51 inches
Elk Grove: 0.35 inches
Mather: 0.35 inches
Walnut Grove: 0.32 inches
Rancho Cordova: 0.24 inches
Arcade Creek at Winding Way: 0.24 inches
Citrus Heights: 0.23 inches
Marysville: 0.20 inches
Red Bluff: 0.20 inches
Rio Linda: 0.08 inches
Davis: 0.05 inches
