The remnants of Ida moved through New England overnight, delivering more than half a foot of rain in some areas.
Though the region wasn't as hard hit by flooding as New York and New Jersey, Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connecticut all received significant amounts of rain.
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Data released by the National Weather Service shows unofficial rain totals from Ida as of September 2. Click on each data point to see the observed total.
Data: NWS Boston • Nina Lin / NBC
Here are some of the latest recorded rain totals. Don't see your town? Click here for a comprehensive list from the National Weather Service or check out the interactive map above.
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Connecticut
Hartford County | |
Avon | 5.66 in |
Burlington | 5.56 in |
South Windsor | 5.40 in |
East Granby | 4.92 in |
Tolland County | |
Vernon | 6.03 in |
Coventry | 5.84 in |
Tolland | 5.35 in |
Staffordville | 4.55 in |
Windham County | |
Eastford | 5.50 in |
Massachusetts
Middlesex County | |
Framingham | 4.75 in |
Wakefield | 4.26 in |
Lexington | 4.10 in |
Reading | 3.20 in |
Acton | 3.16 in |
Carlisle | 3.12 in |
Lowell | 3.10 in |
Hampshire County | |
Hatfield | 3.31 in |
Hampden County | |
Springfield | 4.66 in |
Southwick | 4.33 in |
Bristol County | |
New Bedford | 5.20 in |
Norfolk County | |
Westwood | 4.62 in |
Randolph | 2.88 in |
Worcester County | |
Douglas | 5.10 in |
Auburn | 5.08 in |
Westborough | 4.57 in |
Spencer | 4.50 in |
Lancaster | 3.72 in |
Rhode Island
Providence County | |
Burrrillville | 4.35 in |
North Providence | 3.37 in |
Kent County | |
Greene | 5.10 in |