Rainfall reports from Sunday across Vermont, New York

The NBC5 First Warning Weather Team has gathered the latest rainfall totals from the cold front that swept through overnight Sunday, bringing downpours and storms. The heaviest rain fell in Rutland County, Vermont, and St. Lawrence County, New York.Rainfall totals by countyScroll to see current totals organized alphabetically by county.Addison County, VT• Middlebury – 1.44″• Starksboro – 1.33″• Bristol – 1.22″• Orwell – 1.14″• Shoreham – 0.99″• Monkton – 0.90″• Vergennes – 0.87″• New Haven – 0.78″• Addison – 0.56″• Ferrisburgh – 0.45″Caledonia County, VT• Wheelock – 1.23″• St. Johnsbury – 1.20″• Lyndon – 1.18″• Sheffield – 1.17″• Barnet – 1.10″• E. Ryegate – 1.04″• Groton – 0.90″Chittenden County, VT• Richmond – 1.68″• Jericho – 1.32″• Huntington – 1.04″• Westford – 1.01″• S. Burlington – 1.00″• Charlotte – 0.97″• Milton – 0.91″• Underhill – 0.88″• Hinesburg – 0.85″• Burlington – 0.70″• Colchester – 0.66″• Shelburne – 0.54″• Williston – 0.52″Clinton County, NY• Mooers – 2.22″• Ellenburg – 2.11″• Chazy – 1.98″• Saranac – 1.03″• Plattsburgh – 0.55″Essex County, NY• N. Elba – 0.79″• Wilmington – 0.78″• Ticonderoga – 0.71″• Moriah – 0.61″• Schroon – 0.49″• N. Hudson – 0.41″• Essex – 0.38″• Westport – 0.38″• Newcomb – 0.37″• Keene – 0.28″Franklin County, NY• Bellmont – 2.80″• Malone – 1.71″• Saranac Lake – 1.03″• Brighton – 0.91″• Harrietstown – 0.82″• Tupper Lake – 0.81″Franklin County, VT• Franklin – 1.98″• Swanton – 1.84″• Enosburgh – 1.62″• Enosburg Falls – 1.38″• Sheldon – 1.36″• Montgomery – 1.35″• Hubbard Corner – 1.00″• Fairfax – 0.99″• Berkshire – 0.98″Grand Isle County, VT• Grand Isle – 0.78″Lamoille County, VT• Stowe – 1.20″• Johnson – 1.00″• Cambridge – 0.92″• Morrisville – 0.87″Orange County, VT• W. Fairlee – 1.76″• Bradford – 1.74″• Strafford – 1.64″• Corinth – 1.33″• Williamstown – 1.10″• Braintree – 1.09″• Randolph – 1.04″• Brookfield – 0.98″Orleans County, VT• Westfield – 1.61″• Glover – 1.27″• Greensboro – 1.26″• Morgan – 1.25″• Brownington – 1.18″• Derby – 1.10″• E. Brownington – 1.07″• Craftsbury – 0.87″Rutland County, VT• Danby – 4.05″• Mendon – 3.68″• Wallingford – 2.90″• Killington – 2.76″• Shrewsbury – 2.64″• Pawlet – 2.53″• Proctor – 1.87″• Pittsfield – 1.79″• Clarendon – 1.79″• W. Rutland – 1.57″• Chittenden – 1.55″• Rutland – 1.28″St. Lawrence County, NY• Potsdam – 3.45″• Stockholm – 3.44″• Canton – 2.84″• Lawrence – 2.58″• Hammond – 2.37″• Pierrepont – 2.04″• Oswegatchie – 1.77″• Gouverneur – 1.61″• Morristown – 1.49″• Edwards – 1.34″• Norfolk – 1.21″• Louisville – 1.00″• Massena – 0.86″Washington County, VT• Waitsfield – 1.25″• Cabot – 1.14″• Woodbury – 1.10″• Montpelier – 0.93″• Warren – 0.90″• E. Montpelier – 0.89″• Berlin – 0.88″• Worcester – 0.86″• Moretown – 0.86″• Middlesex – 0.84″• Northfield – 0.80″• Fayston – 0.77″• Plainfield – 0.76″• Barre – 0.75″• Waterbury – 0.65″• Duxbury – 0.60″Windsor County, VT• Hartford – 2.35″• Barnard – 2.08″• Woodstock – 2.03″• Norwich – 1.95″• Bethel – 1.28″• Rochester – 1.22″• Hartland – 1.18″• W. Windsor – 0.89″• Ludlow – 0.85″• Cavendish – 0.76″• Andover – 0.73″• Weston – 0.63″• Chester – 0.62″• Perkinsville – 0.46″• Springfield – 0.46″• Kendricks Corner – 0.32″

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The NBC5 First Warning Weather Team has gathered the latest rainfall totals from the cold front that swept through overnight Sunday, bringing downpours and storms. The heaviest rain fell in Rutland County, Vermont, and St. Lawrence County, New York.

Rainfall totals by county

Scroll to see current totals organized alphabetically by county.

Addison County, VT
• Middlebury – 1.44″
• Starksboro – 1.33″
• Bristol – 1.22″
• Orwell – 1.14″
• Shoreham – 0.99″
• Monkton – 0.90″
• Vergennes – 0.87″
• New Haven – 0.78″
• Addison – 0.56″
• Ferrisburgh – 0.45″

Caledonia County, VT
• Wheelock – 1.23″
• St. Johnsbury – 1.20″
• Lyndon – 1.18″
• Sheffield – 1.17″
• Barnet – 1.10″
• E. Ryegate – 1.04″
• Groton – 0.90″

Chittenden County, VT
• Richmond – 1.68″
• Jericho – 1.32″
• Huntington – 1.04″
• Westford – 1.01″
• S. Burlington – 1.00″
• Charlotte – 0.97″
• Milton – 0.91″
• Underhill – 0.88″
• Hinesburg – 0.85″
• Burlington – 0.70″
• Colchester – 0.66″
• Shelburne – 0.54″
• Williston – 0.52″

Clinton County, NY
• Mooers – 2.22″
• Ellenburg – 2.11″
• Chazy – 1.98″
• Saranac – 1.03″
• Plattsburgh – 0.55″

Essex County, NY
• N. Elba – 0.79″
• Wilmington – 0.78″
• Ticonderoga – 0.71″
• Moriah – 0.61″
• Schroon – 0.49″
• N. Hudson – 0.41″
• Essex – 0.38″
• Westport – 0.38″
• Newcomb – 0.37″
• Keene – 0.28″

Franklin County, NY
• Bellmont – 2.80″
• Malone – 1.71″
• Saranac Lake – 1.03″
• Brighton – 0.91″
• Harrietstown – 0.82″
• Tupper Lake – 0.81″

Franklin County, VT
• Franklin – 1.98″
• Swanton – 1.84″
• Enosburgh – 1.62″
• Enosburg Falls – 1.38″
• Sheldon – 1.36″
• Montgomery – 1.35″
• Hubbard Corner – 1.00″
• Fairfax – 0.99″
• Berkshire – 0.98″

Grand Isle County, VT
• Grand Isle – 0.78″

Lamoille County, VT
• Stowe – 1.20″
• Johnson – 1.00″
• Cambridge – 0.92″
• Morrisville – 0.87″

Orange County, VT
• W. Fairlee – 1.76″
• Bradford – 1.74″
• Strafford – 1.64″
• Corinth – 1.33″
• Williamstown – 1.10″
• Braintree – 1.09″
• Randolph – 1.04″
• Brookfield – 0.98″

Orleans County, VT
• Westfield – 1.61″
• Glover – 1.27″
• Greensboro – 1.26″
• Morgan – 1.25″
• Brownington – 1.18″
• Derby – 1.10″
• E. Brownington – 1.07″
• Craftsbury – 0.87″

Rutland County, VT
• Danby – 4.05″
• Mendon – 3.68″
• Wallingford – 2.90″
• Killington – 2.76″
• Shrewsbury – 2.64″
• Pawlet – 2.53″
• Proctor – 1.87″
• Pittsfield – 1.79″
• Clarendon – 1.79″
• W. Rutland – 1.57″
• Chittenden – 1.55″
• Rutland – 1.28″

St. Lawrence County, NY
• Potsdam – 3.45″
• Stockholm – 3.44″
• Canton – 2.84″
• Lawrence – 2.58″
• Hammond – 2.37″
• Pierrepont – 2.04″
• Oswegatchie – 1.77″
• Gouverneur – 1.61″
• Morristown – 1.49″
• Edwards – 1.34″
• Norfolk – 1.21″
• Louisville – 1.00″
• Massena – 0.86″

Washington County, VT
• Waitsfield – 1.25″
• Cabot – 1.14″
• Woodbury – 1.10″
• Montpelier – 0.93″
• Warren – 0.90″
• E. Montpelier – 0.89″
• Berlin – 0.88″
• Worcester – 0.86″
• Moretown – 0.86″
• Middlesex – 0.84″
• Northfield – 0.80″
• Fayston – 0.77″
• Plainfield – 0.76″
• Barre – 0.75″
• Waterbury – 0.65″
• Duxbury – 0.60″

Windsor County, VT
• Hartford – 2.35″
• Barnard – 2.08″
• Woodstock – 2.03″
• Norwich – 1.95″
• Bethel – 1.28″
• Rochester – 1.22″
• Hartland – 1.18″
• W. Windsor – 0.89″
• Ludlow – 0.85″
• Cavendish – 0.76″
• Andover – 0.73″
• Weston – 0.63″
• Chester – 0.62″
• Perkinsville – 0.46″
• Springfield – 0.46″
• Kendricks Corner – 0.32″