Philadelphia rain totals: Here’s how much rain fell during Thursday’s storms

A round of Thursday afternoon storms brought drenching rains and some flash flooding to the Delaware Valley Thursday. 

The severe weather triggered a Flash Flood Warning for Philadelphia and the surrounding suburbs, as well as a Tornado Warning for parts of New Jersey. 

Thursday Rain Totals

By the numbers:

Burlington County, New Jersey saw the most rain Thursday, with more than 6 inches reported in Browns Mills, according to the National Weather Service.

Atlantic County was also hit hard with more than three inches reported in Atlantic City. Egg Harbor Township and Mays Landing also reported more than two inches. 

In Delaware, New Castle County was hit the hardest with Greenville and Claymont each reporting more than four inches. 

Boothwyn in Delaware County, Pennsylvania reported just over four inches, while Upper Chichester reported just over two inches. 

Pennsylvania rain totals: 

  • Berks CountyReading Regional Airport - 3.32 inReading- 2.69 in 
  • Reading Regional Airport - 3.32 in
  • Reading- 2.69 in 
  • Bucks CountySellersville - 2.04 inHolland - 1.66 inKintersville - 1.22 in
  • Sellersville - 2.04 in
  • Holland - 1.66 in
  • Kintersville - 1.22 in
  • Delaware County Boothwyn, Delaware County - 4.05 inUpper Chichester, Delaware County - 2.02 inThornton, Delaware County - 1.97 in                  Swarthmore, Delaware County - 1.9 in
  • Boothwyn, Delaware County - 4.05 in
  • Upper Chichester, Delaware County - 2.02 in
  • Thornton, Delaware County - 1.97 in                  
  • Swarthmore, Delaware County - 1.9 in
  • Montgomery CountyEagleville - 2.41 in  Perkiomenville - 2.25 inCollegeville - 2.19 inEast Norriton - 1.8 in
  • Eagleville - 2.41 in  
  • Perkiomenville - 2.25 in
  • Collegeville - 2.19 in
  • East Norriton - 1.8 in
  • Philadelphia - 1.81 in

New Jersey Rain Totals: 

  • Atlantic CountyAtlantic City - 3.07 in              Forsythe - 2.19 in               Egg Harbor Township - 2.13 in Mays Landing - 2.11
  • Atlantic City - 3.07 in              
  • Forsythe - 2.19 in               
  • Egg Harbor Township - 2.13 in 
  • Mays Landing - 2.11
  • Burlington CountyBrowns Mills - 6 in Coyle Field - 1.74 in Mount Holly - 1.67 in Lumberton - 1.48 in 
  • Browns Mills - 6 in 
  • Coyle Field - 1.74 in 
  • Mount Holly - 1.67 in 
  • Lumberton - 1.48 in 
  • Camden County Camden - 1.88 in 
  • Camden - 1.88 in 
  • Cape May County Cape May Point - 2.43 in Sea Isle City - 1.48 in Ocean City - 1.08 in 
  • Cape May Point - 2.43 in 
  • Sea Isle City - 1.48 in 
  • Ocean City - 1.08 in 
  • Cumberland County Bridgeton - 3.41 in Millville - 2.14 in 
  • Bridgeton - 3.41 in 
  • Millville - 2.14 in 
  • Gloucester County - Logan Township - 2.79 inMullica Hill - 1.71 in 
  • Logan Township - 2.79 in
  • Mullica Hill - 1.71 in 
  • Mercer County Ewing - 1.03 in
  • Ewing - 1.03 in
  • Salem County Woodstown -  2.6 in Pennsville - 1.29 in 
  • Woodstown -  2.6 in 
  • Pennsville - 1.29 in 

Delaware Rain Totals: 

  • Kent CountyClayon - 2 in Felton - 1.63 in 
  • Clayon - 2 in 
  • Felton - 1.63 in 
  • New Castle County  Greenville - 4.24 in Claymount - 4.08 in Bellvue Hills - 2.89 inWilmington - 2.86 in
  • Greenville - 4.24 in 
  • Claymount - 4.08 in 
  • Bellvue Hills - 2.89 in
  • Wilmington - 2.86 in

The Source: Rainfall total information was provided by the National Weather Service. 

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