Morris County Towns Got Up To 5 Inches Of Rain

MORRISTOWN, NJ — Multiple Morris County towns got more than five inches of rain during this weekends nor'easter, the National Weather Service said.

Randolph and Morris Plains both saw over 5 inches, the NWS said (see a list of all the Morris County towns measured below; not all towns were measured). The storm caused the Whippany River to rise in a flood action.

• Read more: Whippany River Flooding Monday Morning

Nearly 10,000 homes lost power as a result, cancelling schools in multiple districts. Power was restored by Monday afternoon for many homes, but thousands will be dark until later Monday night, JCP&L.

• Read More: 1,225 Without Power In Morris County, Will Be Back By Midnight

Here's a full list of how much rain Morris County got, as measured by the NWS:

• Randolph Twp 5.42 inches
• Morris Plains 5.32 inches
• Ironia 4.60 inches
• Jefferson Twp 4.55 inches
• Parsippany 3.54 inches
• Morristown Airport 3.28 inches
• Kinnelon 3.12 inches
• Rockaway 3.11 inches
• Pompton Plains 2.53 inches

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