The remnants of Hurricane Isaias brought several inches of rain Sunday to the Lehigh Valley.
In Lehigh County, Coplay and Lynn Township had the highest rainfall totals at 2.67 inches each, according to National Weather Service data. Walnutport had the highest in Northampton County at 2.93 inches.
Rainfall totals in the Lehigh Valley and neighboring counties largely stayed between 1 and 3 inches. The highest recorded amount in the region was 3.13 inches in Jim Thorpe.
Here are the totals from around the region as of Sunday night:
Lehigh County
Coplay: 2.67 inches
Lynn Township: 2.67 inches
New Tripoli: 2.52 inches
Pointe West: 2.25 inches
Breinigsville: 2.11 inches
Trexler: 2.06 inches
Bethlehem: 2.03 inches
Kukemeister: 2.03 inches
Slatington: 1.99 inches
Whitehall: 1.9 inches
Lehigh Valley Intl Airport: 1.55 inches
Macungie: 1.54 inches
Weisenberg Township: 1.47 inches
Queen City: 1.39 inches
Northampton County
Walnutport: 2.93 inches
Bath: 2.39 inches
Eastlawn Gardens: 2.03 inches
Bethlehem Township: 1.90 inches
Martins Creek: 1.83 inches
Nazareth: 1.72 inches
Easton: 1.55 inches
Catasauqua: 1.26 inches
East Bangor: 1.09 inches
Monroe County
Polk: 2.56 inches
Stroudsburg: 2.55 inches
Skytop: 2.47 inches
Mt. Pocono: 2.37 inches
East Stroudsburg: 2.33 inches
Coolbaugh Township: 2.31 inches
Saylorsburg: 2.26 inches
Stoddartsville: 1.27 inches
Kresgeville: 1.11 inches
Carbon County
Jim Thorpe: 3.13 inches
Lehighton: 2.64 inches
Palmerton: 2.62 inches
Beltzville Hollow: 2.29 inches
Blakeslee: 1.74 inches