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.
| Iowa | Illinois | |||
| Bettendorf | 2.29″ | Moline | 2.74″ | |
| Davenport | 1.87″ | Galena | 2.50″ | |
| Le Claire | 1.38″ | Coal Valley | 2.25″ | |
| De Witt | 1.00″ | Kewanee | 1.72″ | |
| Camanche | 0.88″ | Morrison | 1.62″ | |
| Goose Lake | 0.78″ | New Windsor | 1.52″ | |
| Burlington | 0.75″ | Geneseo | 1.14″ | |
| Mt. Pleasant | 0.75″ | Atkinson | 1.14″ | |
| Fulton | 0.71″ | Coleta | 0.86″ | |
| Bellevue | 0.70″ | Illinois City | 0.79″ | |
| New London | 0.65″ | Shannon | 0.78″ | |
| Muscatine | 0.48″ | Elizabeth | 0.69″ | |
| Maquoketa | 0.41″ | Princeton | 0.68″ | |
| Eldridge | 0.31″ | Galesburg | 0.50″ | |
| Delmar | 0.23″ | Aledo | 0.49″ |
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Andy McCray – amccray@whbf.com
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Zane Satre – zsatre@whbf.com
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