Storms brought significant thunder and lightning to the Southland. Every part of L.A. was within earshot of thunder on Tuesday, said one meteorologist.

A low pressure system that brushed past the Bay Area is now headed toward Southern California, bringing threats of thunder, dry lightning and fire. The National Weather Service projects showers and thunderstorms will scatter across the mountains and deserts,

Heavy rain and thunderstorms were primarily reported in the Inland Empire in places like Temecula, Hemet, and Murrieta, as well as the San Bernardino mountain communities. FOX 11 forecaster Adam Krueger said the rain is moving east and will be gone by late Tuesday night.