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A torrent of mud and water flowed down the side of a hill in Lomita Sunday, causing damage to a few homes in the area after a large storm hit the Southland. For residents in Lomita, many homes became caked with mud after a torrent of the wet soil streamed down a hillside.

The torrent of mud and water slammed into a condominium complex that is under construction. 'It was a lot of water. It was a lot of water.

I don't know. It was probably a couple of feet deep and probably 20 feet wide, at least,' resident Warren Carlson said.

The water continued down into at least three homes, and one homeowner said they had two feet of muddy water inside the first floor. A couple in Lytle Creek recalled a scary situation when they were caught in a flash flood while driving home from Wrightwood during a large winter storm that hit the Southland. For the Inland Empire, snow flurries slowed down traffic in the Cajon Pass but did not lead to any closures. Residents in Lytle Creek experienced heavy rains, which created small waterfalls on the mountainsides and rockslides that partially blocked a roadway.

A portion of Swarthout Canyon Road remained underwater Monday, and an abandoned car clung to the side of the road. On Sunday, the occupants in the car were rescued after they became trapped. Another couple, Albert Rogers and his wife Kim, came out to look for their Jeep after it had washed away while they were coming home from Wrightwood.

'There was a little creek that we crossed over. The Jeep got stuck in a little rut that was on the bottom,' Kim Rogers said.

'So as we were trying to back out of it, a flash flood came down the mountain. It hit the back of our Jeep and flipped us over.' Albert Rogers said they ended up neck deep in water.

The couple were able to crawl out of the window and managed to get on an island but remained trapped for four hours in the cold, windy and wet night. 'I was doing everything to shield my wife from the wind and rain.

It was terrible,' Albert Rogers said. They were eventually rescued by two Army reserves who were driving by and spotted the couple. Kim Rogers said she ended up with hypothermia. They couple said they are lucky to be alive. 'We're very, very fortunate.

I know our Jeep is probably completely destroyed, but we're OK and that's all that matters,' Kim Rogers said. Showers are expected to linger around parts of the Southland until Tuesday.

After that, there will be cool temperatures for the remainder of the week until conditions warm up over the weekend.