The third of three storms that raked across the capital region and California dropped nearly an inch of rain on parts of Sacramento overnight and more than an inch in the Sierra foothills, with fresh snow piling up in higher elevations. And another weather system is taking aim at Northern California later this week.

After a weekend storm brought downtown Los Angeles its wettest November on record, more rain is forecast for Monday, according to the National Weather Service.

Everything is underwater,” Sana Abu Harad, 38, told NBC News. "I struggled so much just to get this tent, and now nothing protects us. Where will I live with my children now?”

Before rain returns to North Texas this week, there will be a chance of record-breaking and/or tying temperatures. Over the weekend, the Metroplex broke a heat record on Nov. 15 with 89 degrees, according to the National Weather Service Fort Worth. The previous record was 87 degrees, recorded in both 1955 and 1960.

A flood advisory remained in effect across the L.A. region as 'intense bursts' of rain were expected to continue through Sunday morning, extending the area's weekend soaking from a large atmospheric river storm.

Kansas City’s rain chances go from 20% Wednesday evening to 55% and 60% on Thursday. Rain chances on Friday drop from 60% in the morning to 40% in the afternoon and then 20% in the evening. The metro has a 38% chance of an inch or more of rain from Thursday through Friday overnight, according to the weather service.

It's going to be a cool day in the Pittsburgh area today before rain and snow chances return to the forecast tomorrow. Any Alert Days Ahead? Could Tuesday's concerns reach First Alert Weather Day level? I can't rule it out but a number of things would need to happen, including an earlier arrival time.

After a soggy weekend more rain kicks off Monday morning as a strong cold front pushes through. Here is a look at your forecast.