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A strong storm system swept through San Diego County overnight, bringing downed trees, flooded roads and power outages.

Parts of inland and coastal San Diego County received more than 3 inches of rain over the past two days, with more rain expected Monday morning. Flooded roads included part of Quarry Road in Spring Valley, Sandia Creek Drive in the Fallbrook area, and several streets in Ramona.

Local police responded in Serra Mesa after a large pine tree fell onto a two-story apartment building. Damage was contained to the outside of the complex, but about 8 residents were evacuated.

In Golden Hill, a large eucalyptus tree fell from the San Diego Municipal Golf Course onto the street, blocking lanes.

After the storm passes, San Diego County will likely get a break from rain for the rest of the week, with a possibility of light showers from a small system to the north on Thursday.