Storms brought heavy rain and flooding Tuesday to the Lehigh Valley and nearby areas.
More than 4 inches of rain was reported in one part of Northampton County, while rain totals were a little lower in Lehigh County. The highest rainfall in Northampton County was in Portland at 4.77 inches, while the highest in Lehigh County was 3.19 inches in Emmaus, according to National Weather Service data.
In Upper Bucks County, Quakertown had flash flooding. The weather service recorded 4.5 inches of rain there.
Here are the storm totals from around the region:
Lehigh County
Emmaus: 3.19 inches
Bethlehem: 2.24 inches
Zionsville: 2.06 inches
Coopersburg: 1.91 inches
Lynn Township: 1.71 innches
Wescosville: 1.5 inches
Whitehall 1.43 inches
Lehigh Valley International Airport: 1.31 inches
Allentown: 1.15 inches
Macungie: 1.09 inches
Breinigsville 1.03 inches
Bethlehem 1.01 inches
Northampton County
Portland: 4.77 inches
Bangor: 2.91 inches
Easton 2.28 inches
Mount Bethel 2.14 inches
Catasauqua: 2.04 inches
East Bangor 2.01 inches
Bethlehem: 1.99 inches
Nazareth: 1.96 inches
Easton: 1.89 inches
Martins Creek: 1.86 inches
Tatamy: 1.72 inches
Eastlawn Gardens 1.62 inches
Easton: 1.51 inches
Bath: 1.28 inches
Walnutport: 1.21 inches
Northampton: 1.04 inches
Bucks County
Quakertown: 4.50 inches
Sellersville 3.41 inches
Riegelsville 3.40 inches
Kintnersville 3.22 inches
Sellersville: 2.07 inches
Perkasie: 1.74 inches
Quakertown: 1.73 inches
Carbon County
Lehighton: 2.47 inches
Jim Thorpe: 1.36 inches
Blakeslee: 1.11 inches
Lehighton: 1.06 inches
Monroe County
Stroudsburg: 3.82 inches
East Stroudsburg: 2.64 inches
Saylorsburg: 2.08 inches
Pocono Pines: 1.16 inches
Blakeslee: 1.03 inches
Polk: 1.02 inches
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