While flooding from our latest dousing didn't cause any flooding issues, it still dropped several inches of much needed rain in places. Here's how much fell:
MASSACHUSETTS
West Norton 3.21 inches
Attleboro 3.05 inches
Chicopee 2.8 inches
Wayland 2.64 inches
Ipswich 2.40 inches
Danvers 2.37 inches
Sandwich 2.32 inches
Milford 2.22 inches
Southhampton 2.18 inches
Boston 1.94 inches
Lynn 1.91 inches
Newburyport 1.89 inches
Shutesbury 1.89 inches
Haverhill 1.67 inches
Lawrence 1.52 inches
West Tisbury 1.24 inches
RHODE ISLAND
Wakefield 3.99 inches
Kingston 3.82 inches
South Kingstown 3.81 inches
East Providence 3.48 inches
Hope alley 3.46 inches
East Greenwich 3.37 inches
Ashaway 3.34 inches
Warwick 3.32 inches
Exeter 3.25 inches
Richmond 3.19 inches
Barrington 3.17 inches
Warren 3.12 inches
Pawtcuket 3.12 inches
Jamestown 3.1 inches
Portsmouth 3.05 inches
Providence 2.61 inches
CONNECTICUT
Southington 2.5 inches
Moosup 2.48 inches
Plainville 2.43 inches
West Hartford 2.21 inches
Vernon 2.01 inches
Newington 1.98 inches
Ashford 1.96 inches
MAINE
Cumberland 3.25 inches
Westbrook 3.19 inches
Falmouth 3.12 inches
Bath 3.03 inches
Camden 2.76 inches
Whitefield 2.7 inches
Palermo 2.69 inches
Durham 2.64 inches
Ogunquit 2.58 inches
Libson Falls 2.52 inches
Portland 2.33 inches
Farmington 2 inches
Anson 1.91 inches
Otisfield 1.9 inches
NEW HAMPSHIRE
Portsmouth 2.47 inches
Nottingham 2.35 inches
Durham 2.18 inches
Nashua 2.16 inches
Dover 2.12 inches
Fitzwilliam 2.08 inches
Hollis 2 inches
Richmond 1.75 inches
Keene 1.72 inches
Ashland 1.68 inches
Manchester 1.67 inches
North Sandwich 1.67 inches
Kingston 1.51 inches
North Conway 1.49 inches
Center Harbor 1.46 inches
Danbury 1.16 inches
Berlin 0.9 inches
