A soaking rainstorm brought about 1 to 6 inches of rain across Southern New England, especially along the shoreline and isolated inland areas.
Hardest hit were parts of western Cape Cod and Connecticut, which saw over 5 inches of heavy rain in spots. Light to steady rain will last into Tuesday evening before tapering off overnight. Some areas might pick up an extra half inch to an inch of rain.
Here are some of the highest rainfall totals from Monday into Tuesday:
• Falmouth — 5.91 inches
• Woods Hole — 5.75 inches
• West Island (Fairhaven) — 4 inches
• Martha’s Vineyard – 3.37 inches
• Nantucket — 2.50 inches
• Coventry — 2.71 inches
• Cranston — 2.25 inches
• Warwick — 2.09 inches
• T.F. Green Airport — 1.94 inches
• South Kingstown — 1.81 inches
• Newtown — 4.95 inches
• Danbury — 4.86 inches
• Milford — 4.19 inches
• Madison — 3.40 inches
• Niantic — 3.11 inches
The map below shows rainfall totals through Tuesday morning.
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