Heavy rain across the Miami Valley: How much did your city receive?

The remnants of Gordon produced heavy rain across the Miami Valley. Most spots Friday through Sunday received anywhere from 3 to 7 inches of rain!

In Dayton, the airport received 2.7 inches of rain on Saturday. This smashed the old daily rainfall record of .92 inches from 2007. The clouds and rain helped to prevent a warm-up on Sunday too. The Dayton International Airport never climbed above 61 degrees, making it the coolest afternoon on that day since 1924.

How much rain did you get? The National Weather Service collected these reported totals from Friday through Monday morning.

AUGLAIZE COUNTY

Minster received 1.6 inchhes

BUTLER COUNTY

Beckett Ridge received between 2.53 and 3.91 inches
Fairfield received between 3.36 and 3.65 inches
Butler County Regional Airport received 3. 59 inches
E. Mount Carmel received 3. 54 inches
New Miami received 3.28 inches
Oxford received 2.71 inches
West Millville and Northwest Middletown received 2. 7 inches

CHAMPAIGN COUNTY

Mad River Near Urbana received 4.56 inches
Mechanicsburg received 4.44 inches

CLARK COUNTY

Northeast Lawrenceville received 4.28 inches
South Charleston received 4.02 inches
Springfield received 3.72 inches

CLINTON COUNTY

Wilmington received between 2.03 inches and 2.34 inches

DARKE COUNTY

Potsdam received 2.71 inches
New Weston received 2. 65 inches

GREENE COUNTY

Huffman Dam at Mad River Dayton received 4.04 inches
Beavercreek received between 2.67 inches and 3.48 inches
Bowersville received 3.31 inches
Xenia received 2.07 inches

LOGAN COUNTY

West Mansfield received 2.25 inches

MIAMI COUNTY

Pleasant Hill received 3.44 inches

MONTGOMERY COUNTY

Kettering received 6.75 inches
Dayton received 5.64 inches
Huber Heights received between 2.6 inches and 5.20 inches
Springboro received between 2.57 and 4.75 inches
Dayton International Airport received 4.30 inches
Great Miami River received 4.16 inches
Germantown received 4.09 inches
Vandalia received 4.04 inches
Five Points received between 3.56 and 4 inches
Stillwater River at Englewood received 3.68 inches
Twin Creek near Germantown received 3.64 inches
Centerville received between 3.02 and 3.41 inches
Carlisle received 3.26 inches
Moraine received 2.47 inches

PREBLE COUNTY

Eaton received between 3.62 inches and 4.30 inches

WARREN COUNTY

Southern Five Points received 3.18 inches
Mason received 3.15 inches
South Lebanon received 3.12 inches
Butlerville received 2.99 inches
Monroe received 2.59 inches
Southwestern Springboro received 2.35 inches
Western Clarksville received 2.20 inches

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