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Rain totals by storm for 2026

One page per rain event. Reports arrive from spotters and stations, each with a place, a rainfall total and a time, and the National Weather Service gathers them in its Local Storm Reports.

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Rain totals by storm for 2026
DatesTopWhereStatesReports
November 1, 20260.35 inches12 NE Reed Point, MT113
November 1, 20268.38 inches2 W Panama City, FL120
November 1, 20263.90 inches6 W Monticello, UT299
October 30, 20262.36 inches1 E Mount Zion, IL13
October 30, 20265.50 inchesMarysville, KS13
October 27, 20261.20 inches1 E Maple Plain, MN216
October 27, 20261.19 inches2 SSW Norris, SD119
October 26 to 27, 20261.64 inches2 SE Holyoke, CO41,066
October 25, 20261.32 inches4 SE Pagosa Springs, CO251
October 24, 20262.00 inches4 E Spencer, ID170
October 23, 20261.90 inches5 NW Catnip Mountain, NV26
October 23, 20261.05 inches3 S Sparks, NV16
October 23, 20261.64 inches8 NW Heglar, ID120
October 23, 20261.01 inches11 S Manila, UT16
October 22 to 23, 20264.80 inches8 NW Los Pinos, CO2171
October 22, 20261.31 inches1 NW Diamond Peak Ski B, NV29
October 22, 20260.55 inchesLemoore, CA16
October 22, 20263.80 inches6 W Monticello, UT2271
October 21, 20261.64 inchesSilverton, CO218
October 21, 20260.60 inches4 NNW Hahns Peak, CO15
October 16, 20261.11 inches1 NE Ironwood, MI16
October 16, 20261.32 inches2 NNE Harrisville, MI115
October 16, 20261.71 inches2 NE Keene, WI16
October 16, 20261.79 inches3 W Shot Point, MI140
October 15, 20261.34 inches2 SW Effingham, IL17
October 15, 20263.16 inches4 WNW Silt, CO5457
October 14, 20263.20 inches3 SE Hoyt, KS111
October 14, 20264.70 inches4 NW Harper, KS113
October 14, 20262.51 inches1 N Long Lake, NY430
October 14, 20262.20 inchesCoal Bank Pass, CO2273
October 13, 20260.66 inches5 E Stoner, CO18
October 13, 20261.47 inchesAhmeek, MI112
October 13, 20261.24 inches3 ENE Kingsley, MI16
October 12, 20262.09 inches2 E Williston, ND113
October 12, 20261.51 inches11 S Manila, UT238
October 12, 20261.70 inches22 SW Limestone, MT273
October 12, 20262.26 inches3 N Roy, ID133
October 12, 20260.77 inches6 NE Pagosa Springs, CO119
October 12, 20262.79 inchesWestampton Twp, NJ23
October 12, 20263.15 inches3 NW Amherst, VA25
October 12, 20263.72 inches2 SSW Hurricane, WV124
October 11, 20261.75 inches1 NNW Arbon Valley, ID1116
October 11, 20263.03 inches1 SW Jim Thorpe, PA4119
October 11, 20260.63 inches2 NW Glenwood Springs, CO16
October 11, 20260.74 inchesMaeser, UT15
October 11, 20269.08 inches1 SE Seven Devils, NC237
October 11, 20263.00 inches6 E Point Pleasant, WV115
October 10, 20264.40 inches4 NNW Batesburg, SC13
October 10, 20264.46 inches5 S Augusta Daniel Fiel, GA19
October 10, 20263.48 inches2 SW Drawdy, SC16
October 6, 20265.90 inches1 N Jacksonville Beach, FL14
October 5 to 6, 20269.03 inches1 WSW Havana, FL215
October 5, 20266.39 inches2 NNE Picolata, FL17
October 5, 20267.66 inches2 NW Charleston, SC13
October 4, 20262.55 inchesReidsville Airport, GA13
October 3 to 4, 20265.02 inches3 WNW Colesburg, GA13
October 2, 20266.55 inches6 NNW Salina, KS1141
October 2, 20262.97 inches2 N Spring Lake, MI1224
October 1, 20264.65 inchesHillsboro, KS13
October 1, 20262.06 inches6 W Brookville, KS14
October 1 to 2, 20264.44 inches3 ESE Davenport, IA391
October 1, 20265.54 inchesMccallsburg, IA156
September 30, 20262.94 inches1 SSW Cuchara, CO112
September 30, 20262.01 inches6 ENE Stonewall, CO284
September 30 to October 1, 202610.41 inches3 N Lincoln, NE61,339
September 29, 20261.60 inches8 WNW Verdure, UT111
September 29, 20261.78 inches4 NNE Vallecito, CO19
September 29, 20261.79 inches8 WNW Pagosa Springs, CO123
September 28, 20265.24 inchesMcGuire Air Force Base, NJ319
September 28 to 29, 20268.66 inchesCourtenay, ND3436
September 27, 20265.03 inchesFreehold, NJ13
September 26, 20264.43 inches3 NW Cawker City, KS15
September 25, 20264.85 inches9 SSW Orleans, NE2346
September 24, 20264.48 inchesHoxie, KS246
September 24, 20261.35 inches7 WNW Hecla, SD16
September 23, 20261.04 inches5 NNE Vallecito, CO17
September 23, 20261.79 inches3 N North Cheyenne, WY18
September 23, 20261.04 inches5 E Chimney Rock, CO17
September 22, 20263.37 inches1 W Beckley, WV15
September 21, 20261.45 inchesAltamont, IL120
September 20, 20261.92 inches3 NW Kirksville, IL15
September 20, 20262.23 inches5 NNW Cohagen, MT14
September 20 to 21, 20262.86 inches1 NNW Piedmont, SD3210
September 20, 20263.60 inches2 NW Everest, KS13
September 20, 20265.40 inches3 W Harvard, IL228
September 20, 20260.83 inches2 E Steamboat Springs, CO118
September 19, 20261.30 inches8 WNW Verdure, UT214
September 19, 20261.40 inches4 NNE Steamboat Springs, CO221
September 19, 20263.50 inches2 WNW Barber, MT15
September 19, 20261.32 inches5 SSW Brownsville, SD25
September 19, 20261.61 inches18 N Maeser, UT259
September 18 to 19, 20262.20 inches1 WSW Austin, IN212
September 18 to 19, 20268.29 inches4 NW Sheldon, MN4306
September 18, 20263.00 inches9 NE Vallecito, CO272
September 18, 20262.40 inches12 ESE Sunshine Bible A, SD365
September 17, 20261.47 inches10 ENE Dalton, NE15
September 17, 20260.75 inches1 W Gray, ID125
September 17 to 18, 20261.22 inches1 NW Rexburg, ID151
September 17, 20265.00 inches5 S Paw Paw, IL315
September 17, 20263.50 inches2 WNW Wolf Creek Pass, CO2253
September 16, 20261.35 inches8 SSW Oro Valley, AZ16
September 16, 20261.30 inches2 SSE Lake City, CO237
September 16, 20264.50 inches4 SSE Ozawkie, KS143
September 15 to 16, 20264.41 inchesYates City, IL3189
September 15, 20262.85 inches1 NNE Ignacio, CO175
September 15, 20262.16 inches1 S Suttons Bay, MI181
September 14 to 15, 20264.40 inches4 SSW Brayton, IA4190
September 13, 20260.70 inches9 SW Skyline, WY120
September 13, 20262.45 inches3 SW Morganville, KS17
September 13, 20264.32 inches1 NW Florham Park, NJ772
September 12, 20264.95 inches7 ENE Flatwoods, WV13
September 12, 20262.18 inches3 NNW Marion Center, PA14
September 12, 20262.27 inches2 NNE Embarrass, MN129
September 10, 20264.81 inches1 E Iola, KS133
September 10, 20266.94 inches4 NNW Gallipolis, OH3114
September 9, 20261.58 inches3 ENE Cold Brook, NY15

The National Weather Service files these reports in its Local Storm Reports. A storm collects any two reports that fell no more than 75 miles and 6 hours apart, and any report already linked to either one joins that storm too, even when the reports sit in different states. Storms that last more than 48 hours are divided at the hour where reports are fewest, and each part is checked again. A page needs 5 reports or a top of 2 inches, and at least 3 reports either way.

National Weather Service offices file Local Storm Reports; the Iowa Environmental Mesonet of Iowa State University relays them to this page, where they appear as live spotter reports. Under 17 U.S.C. 105, no copyright attaches to the government-produced figures on this page, including reports, alerts, station observations, and normals, which were created by the National Weather Service and other NOAA offices. The notice that 17 U.S.C. 403 requires appears in this sentence. It does not imply endorsement by or affiliation with those agencies. See: Data sources and attribution.