A winter storm brought heavy rain and snow to Southern California.

Footage filmed in the early hours of Monday (January 25) shows heavy rain in Riverside.

A new storm system is rolling into Southern California Sunday overnight into Monday, bringing a fresh round of rain and snow.

The rain and snow will continue on and off all week.


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SoCal can expect a series of storms bringing rain and snow all week.

LOS ANGELES (KABC) -- A new storm system is rolling into Southern California Sunday overnight into Monday, bringing a fresh round of rain and snow.

The rain and snow will continue on and off all week.


After Sunday-Monday's storm, which is the second of the current series, Tuesday will be fairly clear.

Then a heavier system moves in Wednesday, bringing 3-5 inches of rain to valleys and the Inland Empire and 1-2 feet of snow to the mountains by the time it wraps up Friday.

Monday's storm will include thunderstorms, winds of 20-30 mph and a high of 57 degrees in Los Angeles and Orange counties.

Valleys and the Inland Empire will see rain Sunday evening and Monday with a high of 54 and strong winds.

The storm has been a factor in numerous crashes throughout the night and early morning hours. In this footage is presented a crash that occurred at 1:33 am on the I-10 east just west of Ramsey St in Banning involving 3 vehicles, a box truck, a winnabago with a trailer that jackniged and an SUV. Minor injuries and a light pole was taken down as a result of the crash. All three vehicles ended off the right hands side of the freeway. Possibly caused by rain.