How much rain fell in your area?

See how much rain fell in your area during the Sunday-night storm that set multiple rainfall records in Philadelphia:

NEW JERSEY

Burlington County
- Mount Laurel: 4.3 inches
- Mount Holly: 2.32 inches
- Medford: 2.05 inches
- Shamong Township: 2.03 inches

Camden County
- Gloucester City: 7 inches
- Mount Ephraim: 4.76 inches
- Cherry Hill: 3.2 inches
- Somerdale: 2.85 inches

Cumberland County
- Upper Deerfield Township: 2.79 inches
- Greenwich: 2.57 inches

Gloucester County
- Mickleton: 4.25 inches
- Westville: 4.15 inches
- West Franklin Township: 3.86 inches
- West Deptford Township: 3.78 inches
- Wenonah: 2.3 inches

Hunterdon County
- Readington Township: 3 inches
- Flemington: 2.2 inches
- Whitehouse Station: 2.02 inches
- Whitehouse: 2 inches

Morris County
- Parsippany: 2.43 inches
- Long Hill Township: 2.25 inches

Salem County
- Pennsville: 4.22 inches

Somerset County
- Basking Ridge: 2.99 inches
- Bridgewater Township: 2.66 inches
- Far Hills: 2.53 inches
- Pottersville: 2.17 inches

Sussex County
- Flatbrookville: 3.24 inches
- Sussex airport: 2.03 inches

Warren County
- Pequest: 2.15 inches

PENNSYLVANIA

Monroe County
- Blakeslee: 2.74 inches

Northampton County
- Walnutport: 2.46 inches

Philadelphia
- Philadelphia International Airport: 8.26 inches

DELAWARE

New Castle County
- Blackbird: 3.34 inches
- Wilmington: 2.32 inches
- Hockessin: 2.01 inches

Sussex County
- Milton: 2.37 inches

All data is from the National Weather Service.