Map: How much rain will you get in the upcoming California storm? Search your address to find out

Another atmospheric river is expected to slam into California this week, bringing several inches of rain to the Bay Area and several feet of fresh snow to parts of the California Sierra.

The forecasted downpour will further alleviate drought conditions, which now effect less than half the Golden State.

But if you’re racing to fix a leaky roof or clear out your storm drains, you may wonder how much rain is forecast near you in the next three days?

Below is an interactive map that shows the total forecast rainfall for the next 72 hours. Click the map to get rainfall estimates where you live, work or are headed. Drag while clicked on the map to explore different regions of the state or your county. You can even type your address on the top-right search-box to zoom into your own house — then click on the map again to see your local forecast. Click the plus button on the top left to zoom in, and the minus button to zoom out.

The Santa Cruz Mountains and parts of Marin near Mount Tamalpais are forecast to be the hardest hit locations in the Bay Area, with rain totals forecast to reach 6 to 8 inches in the next three days. San Jose, meanwhile, is forecast to get 1.5 to 2 inches of rain. Parts of Oakland may get up to 3 inches of rain.

And what about snow? The map below shows the forecasted snowfall totals for the next 72 hours.

Yosemite Valley and many portions of the Central and Southern Sierra are forecast to get 3 feet or more of fresh snow in the next three days. South Lake Tahoe is forecast to get between 6 and 12 inches of snow, though more than 3 feet could accumulate at nearby higher elevations.

Check back later for updates.