Posted March 19, 2008, 7:57 AM.

March is usually one of the wettest months of the year in Southern California, along with February.

Generally, this storm hit harder to the north and the east, with lower totals in the south and the west.

Moreno Valley led the way with 0.58", followed by Hemet with 0.43".

Riverside and Perris were next, with 0.18" and 0.17", respectively. Fallbrook was next with 0.11" recorded.

Some locations received no measurable rainfall. WeatherCurrents' Temecula location, in spite of some sprinkles, did not record any rainfall. Other locations in the Temecula Valley (such as Murrieta with 0.03") did record small amounts of rainfall.

Also near the bottom were De Luz with 0.03" and Sun City with 0.05"

Reports were not available for WeatherCurrents' Lake Elsinore and San Jacinto sites. The Lake Elsinore station was knocked out by a power outage, and the San Jacinto station suffered from damage to its rain gauge sustained in a wind storm earlier this month.

The following storm totals were recorded through Sunday:

1. Moreno Valley precipitation totals began January 26th, 2008.