Posted March 25, 2011, 8:50 PM.
 
 
The third storm of the week arrived Friday morning in the inland valleys and left by the middle of afternoon.
Showers didn't start until after midnight, and several around affected the northern and central parts of Southern California's inland valleys into the afternoon. 
Lake Elsinore once again had the highest total, with 0.38". Nearby Wildomar recorded 0.34", and De Luz and San Bernardino were next with 0.29". 
The lowest totals were recorded in Riverside (0.05") and Perris (0.06"). 
Predictions just before the storm were for up to a third of an inch. 
Following partly cloudy skies late Friday and on Saturday, the final storm of the week is predicted to arrive Saturday night. It's weaker than all of the preceding storms, and only light showers are expected. Additional rainfall totals are forecast to be less than a tenth of an inch. 
The following rainfall totals were recorded Friday:  
 
     
         
          | Location |  
          Storm  | 
          Season  |  
          Source |  
         
        
          | Lake Elsinore |  
          0.38"  |  
          23.86"  |  
          WeatherCurrents |  
         
       
          | Wildomar |  
          0.34"  |  
          19.00"1  |  
          WeatherCurrents |  
          
         
          | De Luz |  
          0.29"  |  
          30.80"  | 
          WeatherCurrents |  
          
         
          | San Bernardino |  
          0.29"  |  
          5.45"2  |  
          WeatherCurrents |  
          
       
          | Northwest Murrieta |  
          0.24"  |  
          20.02"  |  
          WeatherCurrents |  
         
          
          | Beaumont |  
          0.19"  |  
          20.31"  |  
          WeatherCurrents |  
          
         
          | East Murrieta |  
          0.16"  |  
          16.42"  |  
          WeatherCurrents |  
          
         
          | South Temecula |  
          0.15"  |  
          22.17"  |  
          WeatherCurrents |  
          
       
          | French Valley |  
          0.13"  |  
          16.71"  |  
          WeatherCurrents |  
         
         
          | South Fallbrook |  
          0.12"  |  
          23.09"  |  
          WeatherCurrents |  
          
       
          | Moreno Valley |  
          0.12"  |  
          16.98"3  |  
          WeatherCurrents |  
          
       
          | Menifee |  
          0.09"  |  
          14.52"  |  
          WeatherCurrents |  
         
         
          | East Hemet |  
          0.08"  |  
          15.95"  |  
          WeatherCurrents |  
         
         
          | Temecula Valley Wine Country |  
          0.07"  |  
          24.64"  |  
          Jim Sappington |  
         
       
          | Perris |  
          0.06"  |  
          14.55"  |  
          WeatherCurrents |  
        
       
          | East San Jacinto |  
          0.05"  |  
          18.52"  |  
          Monty Parrott |  
         
       
          | Riverside (Canyon Crest) |  
          0.05"  |  
          14.03"  |  
          WeatherCurrents |  
          
  
 
- Wildomar totals are not complete for October.
 
- San Bernardino totals began February 11, 2011.
 
- Moreno Valley storm totals are from a manual rain gauge.
 
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