Officially, the Dayton International Airport recorded 3.57 inches for the day Sunday. This breaks the previous daily record rainfall total of 2.18 inches set in 1948.
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Also, the annual precipitation total of 47.78 inches so far in 2017 is more than a foot above normal. With nearly two months left to the year, 2017 already ranks in the top ten wettest years for Dayton, Ohio. In fact, this year now holds the number nine spot in the top ten and will likely climb the ranks before the year's out.
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Our team of Storm Center 7 Meteorologists will keep an eye on this ranking, and deliver updates on air and online at whio.com.