How Much Rain Did Burlington County See In Wednesday's Storm?

BURLINGTON COUNTY, NJ — The National Weather Service is set to investigate areas of New Jersey Thursday morning that saw significant damage and possible tornado activity during Wednesday night’s storm.

Burlington County was under a Tornado Warning Wednesday night, although it was unclear if one had hit the county.

"I can confirm that there have been sightings of a tornado that moved through area of Edgewater Park, Beverly and Burlington, but so far we have not confirmed whether it touched down anywhere, and we have received no reports of significant damages or injuries," Burlington County spokesman David Levinsky said in an email Wednesday night.

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Whether there was a tornado or not, Burlington County saw a significant amount of rainfall. Below are the rainfall totals for Wednesday night’s storm, according to the National Weather Service:

• Riverside Twp 0.6 S 4.50 in
• Riverton 0.3 SSW 3.33 in
• Delran 3.18 in
• Bordentown 1.1 E 3.12 in
• Mansfield Twp 1.9 SW 2.98 in
• Mount Laurel 2.73 in
• Mount Laurel 2.73 in
• Medford 2.58 in
• Lumberton 2.46 in
• Westampton 2.37 in
• Tuckerton 4.2 WNW 2.29 in
• Southampton Twp. 1.6 SE 2.27 in
• Mount Laurel Township 2.07 in
• New Lisbon (R2) (R2) (R2) 2.05 in
• Mount Laurel Twp 2.2 E 2.02 in
• Mount Holly 2.02 in
• Shamong 2.00 in
• McGuire AFB 1.86 in
• Woodland Twp 1.8 SW 1.69 in
• Medford Twp 0.6 NNW 1.51 in
• Coyle Field 1.40 in
• Evesham 4.2 S 1.39 in
• Medford Twp. 1.38 in
• Shamong 1.25 in
• Medford Village 1.23 in
• Coyle Field 1.21 in
• New Lisbon (R2) (R2) (R2) 1.06 in

The full scope of the damage caused by the storm won't be known until the National Weather Service conducts on-site assessments. That generally takes place the day after the storm. Read more here: VIDEOS: Confirmed Tornado Rips Through South Jersey

The storm that brought similar damage across the state led Gov. Phil Murphy to declare a statewide state of emergency Wednesday night. At least one person died, and two others were missing in Passaic, as floodwaters from the Passaic River inundated part of the city. Read more here: 1 Dead As Flooding Traps Drivers, Tornadoes Devastate New Jersey