Michigan rainfall totals. Where they got 2 inches or more

The Nationwide Climate Service stated on Sunday, Oct. 19, quite a few places throughout Michigan acquired greater than an inch of rain as a chilly entrance and related showers and storms moved by the state.

This is a have a look at among the precipitation totals reported by the Nationwide Climate Service.

How a lot rain fell this weekend?

Precipitation totals reported by the NWS Grand Rapids Office from Saturday to Sunday 8 a.m., together with:

• Schoolcraft, 2.68 inches
• Portage, 2.28 inches
• Leg Leg, 2.22 inches
• Lansing, 2.14 inches
• Kalamazoo (airport), 1.95 inches
• Saugatuck, 1.89 inches
• East Grand Rapids, 1.83 inches
• Albion, 1.82 inches
• Jamestown, 1.72 inches
• Beal Metropolis, 1.66 inches

Preliminary native storm experiences from co-op observers and the Joint rain, hail and snow network through the Nationwide Climate Service, the next totals as of October 19 embrace:

• Ortonville, 1.79 inches
• Clarkston (north), 1.76 inches
• Durand, 1.66 inches
• Oakley, 1.6 inches
• Howell (4 miles WSW), 1.55 inches
• Clarkston, 1.5 inches
• Waterford, 1.43 inches
• St. Charles, 1.41 inches
• Bay Metropolis, 1.37 inches
• Burton (4 miles north), 1.25 inches
• Brighton, 1.2 inches
• Essexille, 1.18 inches
• Flint1 inch
• Saginaw1.03 inches
• Cross the town, 0.88 inches
• Alpena, 0.88 inches