How Much Did You Get? CT Town-By-Town Rain Totals Released

CONNECTICUT — The National Weather Service released rainfall totals for numerous towns across Connecticut and the winner, according to them, was the town of Sterling, which received more than seven inches of rain.

No matter who got the most rain, the state received much-needed precipitation, which should help put a decent dent in our ongoing drought conditions.

As for Wednesday, it will be mostly cloudy and don't be surprised to see a few rain showers too. On Thursday, the sun returns with temperatures in the upper 70s, more of the same on Friday, and the weekend looks beautiful with sunshine and temperatures around 80 degrees.

"Our next chance for rain is a little less than a week away. It won’t be until later Monday into Tuesday of next week that a frontal boundary moving into the area could bring some wet weather to Connecticut, wrote WFSB 3 TV Chief Meteorologist Mark Dixon and Scot Haney. (Watch the WFSB 3 TV weather forecast here).

Here are the town-by-town rainfall totals as reported by the National Weather Service. It's important to keep in mind that these are rain totals reported and released by the weather service, and some of the rain totals were collected at different times during the storm and may not be the final number.

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• Shelton 5.67 in
• Danbury Airport 5.14 in
• Danbury 4.68 in
• Ridgefield 4.22 in
• Bethel 4.06 in
• Redding Ridge 3.87 in
• Brookfield 3.59 in
• Sandy Hook 3.55 in
• Monroe 3.51 in
• Westport 3.50 in
• Norwalk 3.41 in
• Redding 3.21 in
• Bridgeport Airport 2.55 in
• Fairfield 2.09 in
• Stamford 1.99 in
• Stratford 1.56 in
• Greenwich 1.50 in
• Wilton 1.44 in
• Trumbull 1.32 in
• New Canaan 1.09 in
• Darien 0.70 in

Middlesex County

• Higganum 6.01 in
• Durham 4.78 in
• Middlefield 4.29 in
• N Moodus 4.23 in
• Essex 3.38 in
• Killingworth 3.20 in
• Westbrook 1.48 in

New Haven County

• Seymour 5.48 in
• Meriden Airport 5.30 in
• Hamden 5.01 in
• Bethany 4.96 in
• Wallingford 4.84 in
• Cheshire 4.71 in
• Wallingford Center 4.56 in
• Yalesville 4.42 in
• Ansonia 4.25 in
• New Haven 4.03 in
• Milford 3.86 in
• Branford 3.79 in
• Hamden 3.73 in
• Prospect 3.43 in
• Milford 3.33 in
• Stony Creek 3.21 in
• Naugatuck 3.16 in
• Waterbury Airport 3.10 in
• Waterbury 2.93 in
• West Haven 2.90 in
• Southbury 2.87 in
• Oxford 1.19 in
• Guilford Center 1.18 in

New London County:

• Norwich 6.57 in
• Salem 5.32 in
• Jewett City 4.72 in
• Griswold 4.28 in
• Mystic 3.85 in
• Old Lyme 3.81 in
• New London 3.55 in
• NW Hopkinton 3.46 in
• Mystic 3.28 in
• Preston 3.22 in
• Groton 3.15 in
• New London 3.13 in
• Old Lyme 2.87 in
• Waterford 2.68 in
• Groton Airport 2.49 in
• Waterford 2.33 in
• Colchester 2.10 in
• East Lyme 1.89 in

Hartford County

• Avon 3.70 in
• Burlington 3.30 in
• Windsor 3.10 in
• Simsbury 2.92 in
• Bradley 2.67 in
• West Hartford 2.62 in
• Suffield Depot 2.60 in
• Rocky Hill 2.55 in
• Southington 2.40 in
• Windsor Locks 2.34 in
• North Granby 2.31 in
• Bloomfield 2.30 in
• Southwood Acres 2.21 in
• Hartford-Brainard 2.19 in
• South Windsor 2.12 in
• Suffield Depot 2.12 in
• North Canton 2.08 in
• Thompsonville 2.05 in
• Farmington 1.98 in
• East Hartford 1.92 in
• Newington 1.89 in
• Manchester 1.61 in

Tolland County

• Andover 5.06 in
• Somersville 2.36 in
• Staffordville 2.28 in
• NE Somers 2.23 in
• Coventry 2.09 in
• Stafford Springs 1.80 in
• Storrs 1.80 in
• Hebron 1.75 in
• Vernon 1.62 in
• Tolland 1.60 in

Windham County

• Sterling 7.20 in
• Moosup 6.91 in
• E Danielson 3.57 in
• West Thompson Lake 3.43 in
• Dayville 2.85 in
• East Killingly 2.82 in
• Willimantic 2.54 in
• Eastford 2.20 in