100-Year Flood: How Much Rain Did Burlington County Get?

BURLINGTON COUNTY, NJ — The National Weather Service called Monday’s storm that struck Burlington County a 100-year flood, but while some areas saw a significant amount of rain, others saw virtually none.

While parts of Florence saw more than 7 inches of rain, much of the county saw less than one inch. There were 12 water rescues and more than 400 emergency calls during the storm, but no serious injuries or lingering power outages, according to officials. Read more here: 100-Year Flood Hits Parts Of South Jersey Monday

So, how much rain did you get? The National Weather Service released its rainfall totals Tuesday afternoon. See how much rain each Burlington County town got below.

• Florence: 7.63 in
• Florence: 7.00 in
• Delanco: 5.50 in
• Beverly: 5.00 in
• Riverton 0.3 SSW: 4.93 in
• 1 SE Riverside: 4.65 in
• Bordentown: 4.41 in
• 1 S Riverton: 4.28 in
• Burlington 1.7 E: 3.92 in
• 1 NNE Burlington Twp: 3.88 in
• Cinnaminson: 2.74 in
• Bordentown 1.1 E: 2.68 in
• Bordentown: 2.65 in
• Delran: 2.63 in
• 2 N Jacksonville: 2.50 in
• Palmyra: 2.27 in
• Bordentown: 2.25 in
• Mansfield Twp 1.9 SW: 1.33 in
• Cinnaminson: 0.96 in
• Springfield Twp.: 0.86 in
• Westampton: 0.70 in
• Westampton: 0.70 in
• Moorestown: 0.55 in
• Lumberton: 0.23 in
• Mount Laurel: 0.22 in
• Mount Laurel: 0.22 in
• Moorestown: 0.21 in
• Medford Lakes: 0.19 in
• Mount Laurel: 0.18 in
• Mount Laurel Township: 0.15 in
• Medford Twp 0.6 NNW: 0.13 in
• Mount Holly: 0.13 in
• Medford: 0.09 in
• McGuire AFB: 0.08 in
• Coyle Field: 0.07 in
• Medford Twp 1.5 WSW: 0.05 in
• Medford Twp 2.4 SSE: 0.05 in
• Oswego Lake: 0.05 in
• New Lisbon (R2) (R2) (R2): 0.04 in
• Southampton Twp. 1.6 SE: 0.03 in
• Evesham 4.2 S: 0.03 in
• Medford Twp.: 0.03 in
• Medford Village: 0.03 in
• Silas Little: 0.03 in
• New Lisbon (R2) (R2) (R2): 0.02 in
• Red Lion: 0.01 in

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