Map: How much rain (or snow) will your California address get in the next atmospheric river? Search to find out

With yet another atmospheric river rolling our way, more rain is forecasted to blanket the region. Much of the Bay Area will get at least an inch of new precipitation in the next three days, with up to 10 inches forecast along the already inundated Central Coast.

But there’s a lot of variability in the current forecast depending on where you are. Here is a look at how much rain is predicted in your area.

Use this interactive map to find the total forecasted rainfall for the next 72 hours. Click the map to get rainfall estimates where you live, work or are headed. Search your address to zoom into your area and then click on the map to see results.

Rainfall totals are expected to be generally lower than last week, though some regions will be drenched more than others. San Jose is forecast to get up to an inch and half of new rain in the next 72 hours. Some parts of Oakland could get up to 2 inches. Meanwhile, in the Santa Cruz mountains, up to 5 inches is forecast.

Conditions are more worrying on the coastline south of Salinas, which could get up to 10 inches of rain in the next three days.

And what about snow? The map below shows how much is expected to be added to the Sierra’s already epic snowfall totals this winter.

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