It was a day of very beneficial rain totals that were widespread across the state. Every section of the state got some good rain. It was also a day when North Alabama did not get blocked from the moisture feed from the Gulf of Mexico by too many big storms down south. In fact, some of the biggest totals were over the north. Here is a long list:
ABC 33/40 SKYWATCHER NETWORK
0.70 Union Grove
0.69 Jemison
0.32 Ingramtown (Hale County)
0.36 Munford
0.98 Marion
1.28 Hayden (1.18 in one hour)
0.86 Vinemont
0.79 Remlap
1.25 Abbeville
1.65 Noccalula Falls
1.00 South Pinson (Red Hollow Road)
0.56 Virginia Mines/Hueytown
0.50 Alabaster/Navajo Pines
0.55 Moody
2.11 Semmes in only 45 minutes!
0.94 Gardendale
1.00 Altadena
0.74 Bluff Park
0.72 Bear Creek
33/40 SKYCAMS
0.62 Downtown Birmingham
0.64 Clanton
0.63 Cullman
0.19 Demopolis
1.06 Gadsden
0.39 Gulf Shores
0.27 Hamilton
0.93 Jasper
0.11 Montgomery
0.32 Mt. Cheaha
0.47 Tuscaloosa
ALL OTHER SOURCES/NWS/ALABAMA POWER
1.01 Maylene (Shelby County)
0.90 Clay/Pinson
1.75 Scottsboro (near the airport)
1.06 Gadsden skycam
0.51 Alpine
0.56 Ashville
1.85 Blue Pond
1.20 Cook Springs (Bald Rock)
1.38 Blountsville
1.57 Blount Springs
0.68 Logan Martin Dam
0.39 Clanton
1.52 Collinsville
0.69 Cordova
0.54 Centre (Weiss Dam)
0.31 Carbon Hill
2.03 Crudup (NW of Gadsden)
0.62 Ellisville
1.38 Ft. Payne Airport
0.56 Gadsden Steam Plant
1.20 Gaylesville
0.90 Hackneyville
0.50 Haleyville
0.92 Jasper
0.90 Oak Grove (West Jefferson County)
0.83 Oneonta
0.35 Pell City
0.60 Henry Dam (Ohatchee)
1.02 Roanoke
1.16 Sayre (West Jefferson County)
0.58 Sylacauga
1.77 Steele
0.66 Martin Dam
0.99 Trafford
0.68 Wadley
1.02 Jordan Dam
0.36 Anniston Airport
0.35 Birmingham Airport
0.75 Mobile Brookley Field
0.38 Shelby County Airport
0.47 Decatur
1.40 Dothan
1.21 Evergreen
0.91 Huntsville Airport
0.83 Mobile Regional Airport
0.99 Muscle Shoals
0.58 Troy
0.61 Tuscaloosa Airport
0.95 Pinson
1.15 Bankhead National Forest
1.62 Crossville
1.54 DeSoto State Park
0.51 Ft. Payne Airport
