Rain falling on many parts of South Australia STEADY rain is falling on Adelaide and many other parts of the state. Bureau of Meteorology duty forecaster Simon Timkey said Adelaide had recorded 15.2mm to 1pm and could expect a further 20mm to 30mm over the next 24 hours. The greatest rainfall has been recorded at Ashton, which has so far received 23mm. Kies Family Wines in the Barossa Valley (21mm) and Lenswood (20mm) have also received decent falls. Mr Timkey said rain after 9am today was counted towards the June 1 total, which provided a "great start" to reaching the June average of 81mm. Adelaide registered 55mm of rain during May, 6mm short of the monthly average. "The significant rain over the next week is today and tomorrow," Mr Timkey said. See the latest forecast and other rain radars here Weatherzone meteorologist Brett Dutschke said the rain was likely to be "season-breaking" for many inland areas. The current Bureau of Meteorology forecast for Adelaide predicts showers or rain from today until Tuesday.