List of SE Michigan rainfall totals after Wednesday’s storms Severe storms pass through Metro Detroit Wednesday evening
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Metro Detroit received significant rainfall in the past 24 hours.
Parts of Southeast Michigan were under flood watches and warnings overnight.
As of 8:30 a.m. on April 3, here are the official rainfall totals that have been reported in cities around the area:
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Lenawee County Morenci - 2.01 inches
Tipton - 2.75 inches
Livingston County Fowlerville - 2.85 inches
Macomb County Richmond - 1.84 inches
Roseville - 2.31 inches
Macomb Township - 2.88 inches
Monroe County Oakland County Farmington - 2.14 inches
Ferndale - 3.06 inches
Lake Orion - 3.21 inches
Sanilac County Washtenaw County Wayne County Southgate - 2.08 inches
Garden City - 2.83 inches
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