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Rain totals for September 13, 2026

Rainfall for September 13, 2026 peaked at 4.32 inches at 1 NW Florham Park, New Jersey, drawn from 73 reports across 7 states. No further reports have come in.

Reports have stopped

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Top rain total by state

Top rain total by state: September 13, 2026
StateTopPlaceCountyReported byTime
New Jersey4.32 inches1 NW Florham ParkMorrisMesonet
Delaware2.76 inchesClaymont HeightsNew CastleMesonet
Pennsylvania2.70 inchesLevittownBucksTrained Spotter
Connecticut2.50 inchesWoodbury CenterLitchfieldPublic
New York1.98 inches4 NW CoxsackieGreeneCoCoRaHS
Vermont1.31 inches5 S Woodford State ParkBenningtonMesonet
Massachusetts1.28 inches1 SE WilliamstownBerkshireMesonet
1 NW Florham Park, NJ: 4.32″1 NW Florham Park, NJ 4.32″1 SW Towaco, NJ: 4.28″Lincoln Park, NJ: 4.04″Whippany, NJ: 3.96″2 WNW Morris Plains, NJ: 3.77″2 WNW Morris Plains, NJ: 3.60″2 SE Mt. Bethel, NJ: 2.98″1 WNW Camden, NJ: 2.96″Boonton Twp, NJ: 2.95″1 NW Lake Parsippany, NJ: 2.88″1 NNE Hamilton Square, NJ: 2.85″Claymont Heights, DE: 2.76″Levittown, PA: 2.70″2 WNW Mcalevys Fort, PA: 2.70″1 NNW Watchung, NJ: 2.62″Claymont Heights, DE: 2.60″1 NW Florham Park, NJ: 2.60″2 SSE Bedminster Twp, NJ: 2.59″1 ESE Ironia, NJ: 2.55″Morris Plains, NJ: 2.51″2 NE Long Valley, NJ: 2.51″Woodbury Center, CT: 2.50″2 S Fairless Hills, PA: 2.50″Hackettstown, NJ: 2.44″2 E Succasunna, NJ: 2.44″2 WNW Morris Plains, NJ: 2.44″Quarryville, DE: 2.42″1 SW Towaco, NJ: 2.42″Quarryville, DE: 2.37″Haverford, PA: 2.37″1 SE Boonton, NJ: 2.36″Robbinsville Twp., NJ: 2.34″1 SSW Sparta, NJ: 2.34″Whippany, NJ: 2.32″1 NNW Ironia, NJ: 2.28″1 E Mercerville, NJ: 2.23″1 S Robbinsville Twp., NJ: 2.17″1 NNE Burlington Twp, NJ: 2.17″2 E Fort Dix, NJ: 2.15″Mercerville, NJ: 2.15″1 E Lower Southampton T, PA: 2.13″Belmont Hills, PA: 2.13″1 SW Mountain Lakes, NJ: 2.11″1 ENE Long Hill Twp, NJ: 2.10″Bustleton, PA: 2.10″Boonton Twp, NJ: 2.08″Burlington, NJ: 2.02″1 NNW Watchung, NJ: 2.02″Edison, NJ: 2.00″4 NW Coxsackie, NY: 1.98″1 NW Niverville, NY: 1.96″1 NE Niverville, NY: 1.94″1 NW Kinderhook, NY: 1.84″1 NW Kinderhook, NY: 1.82″4 SE Castleton-on-Hudso, NY: 1.68″4 SE Castleton-on-Hudso, NY: 1.54″2 SW Hancock, NY: 1.53″2 SW Hancock, NY: 1.45″New Hope, PA: 1.35″5 S Woodford State Park, VT: 1.31″1 SE Williamstown, MA: 1.28″Middleburgh, NY: 1.24″2 E Williamstown, MA: 1.22″7 S Westerlo, NY: 1.21″2 E Williamstown, MA: 1.14″1 SW New Ashford, MA: 1.07″6 NW Cairo, NY: 1.06″Cheshire, MA: 1.05″2 SW Cheshire, MA: 1.05″2 S Stamford, MA: 1.04″3 N Cheshire, MA: 1.03″1 W Wilmington, VT: 1.02″3 N Selkirk, NY: 1.01″CTDEMANJNYPAVT
1.08″ 2.16″ 4.32″ Circle size scaleOne spotter report, sized by amount
Circles show spotter reports from this storm, sized by amount. County lines mark the states touched, and the largest values are labeled. 73 reports are plotted.

All reports, largest first

All reports, largest first: September 13, 2026, 73 reports
AmountPlaceCountyStateReported byTime
4.32 inches1 NW Florham ParkMorrisNJMesonet
4.28 inches1 SW TowacoMorrisNJMesonet
4.04 inchesLincoln ParkMorrisNJMesonet
3.96 inchesWhippanyMorrisNJMesonet
3.77 inches2 WNW Morris PlainsMorrisNJMesonet
3.60 inches2 WNW Morris PlainsMorrisNJMesonet
2.98 inches2 SE Mt. BethelWarrenNJMesonet
2.96 inches1 WNW CamdenCamdenNJMesonet
2.95 inchesBoonton TwpMorrisNJMesonet
2.88 inches1 NW Lake ParsippanyMorrisNJMesonet
2.85 inches1 NNE Hamilton SquareMercerNJMesonet
2.76 inchesClaymont HeightsNew CastleDEMesonet
2.70 inchesLevittownBucksPATrained Spotter
2.70 inches2 WNW Mcalevys FortHuntingdonPACO-OP Observer
2.62 inches1 NNW WatchungSomersetNJMesonet
2.60 inchesClaymont HeightsNew CastleDEMesonet
2.60 inches1 NW Florham ParkMorrisNJMesonet
2.59 inches2 SSE Bedminster TwpSomersetNJMesonet
2.55 inches1 ESE IroniaMorrisNJMesonet
2.51 inchesMorris PlainsMorrisNJMesonet
2.51 inches2 NE Long ValleyMorrisNJMesonet
2.50 inchesWoodbury CenterLitchfieldCTPublic
2.50 inches2 S Fairless HillsBucksPAPublic
2.44 inchesHackettstownWarrenNJMesonet
2.44 inches2 E SuccasunnaMorrisNJMesonet
2.44 inches2 WNW Morris PlainsMorrisNJMesonet
2.42 inchesQuarryvilleNew CastleDEMesonet
2.42 inches1 SW TowacoMorrisNJMesonet
2.37 inchesQuarryvilleNew CastleDEMesonet
2.37 inchesHaverfordMontgomeryPACocorahs
2.36 inches1 SE BoontonMorrisNJCO-OP Observer
2.34 inchesRobbinsville Twp.MercerNJMesonet
2.34 inches1 SSW SpartaSussexNJMesonet
2.32 inchesWhippanyMorrisNJMesonet
2.28 inches1 NNW IroniaMorrisNJMesonet
2.23 inches1 E MercervilleMercerNJMesonet
2.17 inches1 S Robbinsville Twp.MercerNJMesonet
2.17 inches1 NNE Burlington TwpBurlingtonNJNWS Employee
2.15 inches2 E Fort DixBurlingtonNJAWOS
2.15 inchesMercervilleMercerNJTrained Spotter
2.13 inches1 E Lower Southampton TBucksPAMesonet
2.13 inchesBelmont HillsMontgomeryPAMesonet
2.11 inches1 SW Mountain LakesMorrisNJMesonet
2.10 inches1 ENE Long Hill TwpMorrisNJMesonet
2.10 inchesBustletonPhiladelphiaPAPublic
2.08 inchesBoonton TwpMorrisNJMesonet
2.02 inchesBurlingtonBurlingtonNJPublic
2.02 inches1 NNW WatchungSomersetNJMesonet
2.00 inchesEdisonMiddlesexNJPublic
1.98 inches4 NW CoxsackieGreeneNYCoCoRaHS
1.96 inches1 NW NivervilleColumbiaNYCoCoRaHS
1.94 inches1 NE NivervilleColumbiaNYCoCoRaHS
1.84 inches1 NW KinderhookColumbiaNYMesonet
1.82 inches1 NW KinderhookColumbiaNYMesonet
1.68 inches4 SE Castleton-on-HudsoRensselaerNYMesonet
1.54 inches4 SE Castleton-on-HudsoRensselaerNYMesonet
1.53 inches2 SW HancockRensselaerNYMesonet
1.45 inches2 SW HancockRensselaerNYMesonet
1.35 inchesNew HopeBucksPAPublic
1.31 inches5 S Woodford State ParkBenningtonVTMesonet
1.28 inches1 SE WilliamstownBerkshireMAMesonet
1.24 inchesMiddleburghSchoharieNYMesonet
1.22 inches2 E WilliamstownBerkshireMAASOS/AWOS
1.21 inches7 S WesterloGreeneNYCoCoRaHS
1.14 inches2 E WilliamstownBerkshireMAASOS/AWOS
1.07 inches1 SW New AshfordBerkshireMAMesonet
1.06 inches6 NW CairoGreeneNYMesonet
1.05 inchesCheshireBerkshireMACoCoRaHS
1.05 inches2 SW CheshireBerkshireMACoCoRaHS
1.04 inches2 S StamfordBerkshireMACoCoRaHS
1.03 inches3 N CheshireBerkshireMACoCoRaHS
1.02 inches1 W WilmingtonWindhamVTMesonet
1.01 inches3 N SelkirkAlbanyNYMesonet

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The National Weather Service files these reports in its Local Storm Reports. Within a state, reports with no gap longer than 12 hours form one run, and runs in states that overlap in time form one storm. A page needs 5 reports or a top of 2 inches, and at least 3 reports either way.

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