We now have official rainfall totals following last week's historic storm across the Hudson Valley and Upstate New York.

The info is via the National Weather Service.

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1. Kinderhook (Columbia County): 11.47 inches

2. Valatie (Columbia County): 10.31 inches

3. Catskill (Greene County): 9.03 inches

4. Germantown (Columbia County): 8.87 inches

5. Tannersville (Greene County): 8.49 inches

6. Cold Spring (Putnam County): 8.22 inches

7. Elka Park (Greene County): 8.12 inches

8. Freehold (Greene County): 8.10 inches

9. Athens (Greene County): 7.68 inches

10. Chatham (Columbia County): 7.02 inches

Rainfall Totals By County

Columbia County

* Kinderhook: 11.47 inches

* Valatie: 10.31 inches

* Valatie: 9.60 inches

* Germantown: 8.87 inches

* Valatie: 8.80 inches

* Ghent: 8.20 inches

* Chatham: 7.02 inches

* Copake: 4.95 inches

* Ancramdale: 4.17 inches

 Dutchess County

* Rhinebeck: 5.94 inches

* Red Hook: 5.41 inches

* Red Hook: 5.37 inches

* Pleasant Valley: 5.19 inches

* Beacon: 5.10 inches

* Red Hook: 5.06 inches

* Pleasant Valley: 5.05 inches

* Beacon: 5.03 inches

* Pleasant Valley: 4.99 inches

* LaGrangeville: 4.91 inches

* Pleasant Valley: 4.87 inches

* Haviland: 4.78 inches

* Dover Plains: 4.55 inches

* Hyde Park: 4.30 inches

* Poughkeepsie: 4.29 inches

* LaGrangeville: 3.99 inches

* Hudson Valley Regional Airport: 3.74 inches

* Millbrook: 2.95 inches

Greene County

* Catskill: 9.03 inches

* Tannersville: 8.49 inches

* Elka Park: 8.12 inches

* Freehold: 8.10 inches

* Athens: 7.68 inches

* Freehold: 6.15 inches

* Lexington: 5.63 inches

* Hunter: 5.37 inches

* Greenville: 4.19 inches

Ulster County

* Atwood: 5.92 inches

* Claryville: 5.92 inches

* Woodstock: 5.77 inches

* Woodstock: 5.57 inches

* Highland: 4.49 inches

* Hurley: 4.20 inches

* Hurley: 4.19 inches

* Highland: 4.09 inches

* Highland: 3.88 inches

* Esopus: 3.85 inches

* Tillson: 3.67 inches

* Saugerties: 3.63 inches

* High Falls: 3.49 inches

* New Paltz: 3.04 inches

* Kingston: 2.63 inches

* Plattekill: 2.46 inches

* Wallkill: 2.15 inches

* Wallkill: 1.97 inches

* Marbletown: 1.70 inches

Orange County

* U.S. Military Academy (West Point): 3.71 inches

* Port Jervis: 2.54 inches

* Monroe: 2.13 inches

* Tuxedo Park: 2.06 inches

* Port Jervis: 2.02 inches

* Cornwall-on-Hudson: 1.91 inches

* New Windsor: 1.91 inches

* Greenwood Lake: 1.86 inches

* New Windsor: 1.81 inches

* Otisville: 1.77 inches

* Montgomery: 1.73 inches

* Vails Gate: 1.67 inches

* Harriman: 1.57 inches

* Montgomery Airport: 1.51 inches

 Putnam County

* Cold Spring: 8.22 inches

* Nelsonville: 6.36 inches

* Garrison: 5.61 inches

* Lake Carmel: 2.70 inches

* Lake Carmel: 2.58 inches

* Putnam Lake area: 2.12 inches

* Brewster: 1.75 inches

* Mahopac: 1.17 inches

Westchester County

* Peekskill: 6.04 inches

* Shrub Oak: 5.62 inches

* Yorktown Heights: 5.62 inches

* Peekskill: 5.52 inches

* Ossining: 4.15 inches

* Somers: 3.09 inches

* Briarcliff Manor: 2.60 inches

* Yorktown Heights: 2.58 inches

* Chappaqua: 1.95 inches

* South Salem: 1.83 inches

* Rye Brook: 1.81 inches

* Tarrytown: 1.73 inches

* Pleasantville: 1.71 inches

* Thornwood: 1.71 inches

* Armonk: 1.62 inches

* Port Chester: 1.37 inches

Rockland County

* New City: 4.22 inches

* Stony Point: 4.16 inches

* Spring Valley: 3.94 inches

* Nanuet: 3.77 inches

* Spring Valley: 3.68 inches

* Bardonia: 3.56 inches

* Stony Point: 3.53 inches

* Pomona: 3.47 inches

* New Hempstead: 3.43 inches

* Suffern: 3.41 inches

* Blauvelt: 3.10 inches

* Montebello: 2.98 inches

* Mount Ivy: 2.95 inches

 

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