An atmospheric river will likely deliver more rain to the Coachella Valley beginning Wednesday, but totals could be negligible further inland.

There will be a dry spell between storms — and get ready for some cooler temperatures until the rain is gone, plus snow in local mountains.

Northern areas of the Inland Empire saw the most rainfall from a storm system that moved in Sunday and was expected to last through the early morning hours Monday, according to the National Weather Service office in San Diego.

A quick-hitting storm brought rain to Southern California on Sunday and dumped several inches of snow on the San Bernardino Mountains. Now, forecasters are monitoring another storm system slated to arrive midweek.

A fast-moving storm dropped about a half-inch of rain in parts of Los Angeles County and more rain is on the way, forecasters said Monday.