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Posted: Jul 14, 2018 / 07:06 PM CDT
Updated: Jul 14, 2018 / 08:55 PM CDT
Multiple rounds of thunderstorms brought some needed rainfall to many locations around the Quad Cities last night.
Here are accumulated rainfall reports from the National Weather Service through 9 AM this morning.
IowaIllinoisBettendorf2.29″ Moline2.74″Davenport1.87″ Galena2.50″Le Claire1.38″ Coal Valley2.25″De Witt1.00″ Kewanee1.72″Camanche0.88″ Morrison1.62″Goose Lake0.78″ New Windsor1.52″Burlington0.75″ Geneseo1.14″Mt. Pleasant0.75″ Atkinson1.14″Fulton0.71″ Coleta0.86″Bellevue0.70″ Illinois City0.79″New London0.65″ Shannon0.78″Muscatine0.48″ Elizabeth0.69″Maquoketa0.41″ Princeton0.68″Eldridge0.31″ Galesburg0.50″Delmar0.23″ Aledo0.49″ Check the latest forecast from the Local 4 Weather Team anytime at OurQuadCities.com/weather. Read More...