Here’s How Much Rain Fell in Your Town

HARTFORD, Conn. (WFSB) – Rain totals across Connecticut from July 5–7 ranged from just over 1 inch in parts of northern and eastern Connecticut to nearly 6 inches in Fairfield County.

All eight Connecticut counties recorded at least 1 inch of rain during the period, with totals as high as 5.91 inches in Danbury and as low as 1.01 inches in Storrs.

Litchfield County

State leaders toured storm damage in Harwinton and Torrington Tuesday morning.

• New Milford: 3.33 in.
• Woodbury Center: 3.23 in.
• South Kent: 1.80 in.
• Norfolk: 1.74 in.
• Bakersville: 1.66 in.
• New Hartford Center: 1.66 in.
• Warren: 1.54 in.
• Canaan: 1.18 in.
• Norfolk (CWOP): 1.15 in.

Hartford County

Road damage closed a portion of Prospect Avenue in West Hartford.

Power restoration was complicated in Bristol due to Monday’s rainfall.

• Berlin: 1.93 in.
• West Hartford: 1.73 in.
• North Granby: 1.69 in.
• Bristol: 1.68 in.
• Suffield Depot: 1.63 in.
• Canton: 1.60 in.
• Farmington: 1.59 in.
• Southington: 1.58 in.
• Plainville: 1.55 in.
• Salmon Brook: 1.46 in.
• Kensington: 1.45 in.
• Windsor Locks: 1.41 in.
• Simsbury: 1.39 in.
• Bradley Airport: 1.39 in.
• Suffield: 1.38 in.
• South Glastonbury: 1.38 in.
• Hartford (1.8 mi. NW): 1.37 in.
• Hartford-Brainard Airport: 1.36 in.
• East Granby: 1.31 in.
• New Britain: 1.25 in.
• Vernon: 1.23 in.
• Newington: 1.22 in.
• East Granby (1.9 mi. N): 1.19 in.
• Rocky Hill: 1.16 in.
• Bloomfield: 1.15 in.
• Wethersfield: 1.15 in.
• West Simsbury: 1.14 in.
• Manchester: 1.10 in.
• Enfield: 1.05 in.
• South Windsor: 1.02 in.

Tolland County

• Amston: 1.75 in.
• Ellington: 1.68 in.
• Somers: 1.39 in.
• Hebron: 1.35 in.
• Willimantic (3.8 mi. SW): 1.28 in.
• Columbia: 1.28 in.
• Stafford: 1.23 in.
• Tolland: 1.06 in.
• Storrs: 1.01 in.

Windham County

• Ashford: 1.97 in.
• Moosup: 1.95 in.
• Baltic: 1.28 in.
• Sterling: 1.20 in.
• Canterbury: 1.15 in.
• Willimantic: 1.13 in.
• Danielson: 1.12 in.
• South Windham: 1.11 in.
• Eastford: 1.07 in.
• East Killingly: 1.04 in.

Fairfield County

• Danbury: 5.91 in.
• Newtown: 5.45 in.
• Bethel: 5.36 in.
• Ridgefield: 5.11 in.
• Redding (1 mi. WNW): 5.07 in.
• Brookfield: 4.28 in.
• Stratford: 4.25 in.
• Trumbull: 4.25 in.
• Sandy Hook: 3.89 in.
• Shelton: 3.86 in.
• Bridgeport Airport: 3.78 in.
• Stamford: 3.35 in.
• New Canaan: 3.33 in.
• Fairfield: 3.17 in.
• Weston: 3.14 in.
• Westport: 3.05 in.
• Darien: 2.70 in.
• Norwalk: 2.61 in.
• Greenwich: 2.06 in.

New Haven County

West Haven utilized flood gates after the water level on Campbell Avenue reached 3 feet at the storm’s peak Monday.

• Milford: 4.78 in.
• Branford: 4.69 in.
• Orange: 4.36 in.
• Guilford: 4.20 in.
• Southbury: 4.04 in.
• Madison Center: 4.00 in.
• New Haven Airport: 3.81 in.
• Seymour: 3.63 in.
• Ansonia: 3.55 in.
• Hamden: 3.47 in.
• Outer Island, Branford: 3.38 in.
• Oxford: 3.29 in.
• Woodbridge: 3.24 in.
• Prospect: 3.10 in.
• Waterbury Airport: 2.96 in.
• Wallingford: 2.91 in.
• Yalesville: 2.60 in.
• Bethany: 2.44 in.
• Meriden Airport: 1.96 in.

Middlesex County

• Saybrook Manor: 3.61 in.
• Clinton: 3.28 in.
• Westbrook: 3.26 in.
• Chester Center: 2.41 in.
• Durham: 2.40 in.
• Higganum: 2.01 in.
• Moodus: 1.98 in.
• Cromwell: 1.92 in.
• Moodus (0.7 mi. SSW): 1.81 in.

New London County

• Niantic: 3.63 in.
• Old Lyme: 2.81 in.
• Waterford: 2.57 in.
• New London: 2.57 in.
• East Lyme: 2.54 in.
• Ledyard: 2.17 in.
• Mystic: 2.13 in.
• Salem: 2.01 in.
• Groton: 2.00 in.
• Pawcatuck: 1.95 in.
• Oakdale: 1.90 in.
• Preston: 1.86 in.
• Norwich: 1.85 in.
• Stonington: 1.80 in.
• Colchester: 1.77 in.
• Lyme: 1.67 in.
• Griswold: 1.58 in.