How much rain fell during Sunday's severe storms in Minnesota? originally appeared on Bring Me The News.
Severe thunderstorms brought damaging winds, large hail and torrential rain to Minnesota on Sunday, with the Twin Cities among the areas in the firing line.
More than 38,000 households in the Twin Cities area were still without power as of 7 a.m. Monday, with strong winds bringing down trees and power lines in parts of the metro.
Heavy, fast-falling rain also sparked flash flooding warnings in St. Paul, with the latest rain totals update showing more than 2.5 inches fell in the city.
Things could get worse on Monday too, as a possible derecho bringing prolonged heavy rain and 100 mph winds expected to make its way through Minnesota.
The highest rain level recorded so far is more than 6.5 inches in Chokio in west-central Minnesota, with nearby Morris also receiving more than 5 inches.
Here's a look at the latest rain totals provided to the Community Collaborative Rain, Hail and Snow Network (CoCoRAHS). This list will be updated as totals are reported.
6.58 inches – Chokio
5.23 inches – Morris
3.75 inches – Stillwater
3.48 inches – Montevideo
3.21 inches – Bloomington
2.63 inches – St. Paul
2.58 inches – Minneota
2.39 inches – Raymond
2.38 inches – Glencoe
2.29 inches – Northfield
2.24 inches – Farmington
2.15 inches – White Bear Lake
2.11 inches – Roseville
2.07 inches – Falcon Heights
2.03 inches – Silver Lake
1.97 inches – Columbia Heights
1.95 inches – Benson
1.89 inches – Maplewood
1.88 inches – Eden Prairie
1.82 inches – Hutchinson
1.80 inches – Atwater
1.79 inches – Lakeville
1.78 inches – Spicer, Vadnais Heights
1.74 inches – Mahtomedi
1.72 inches – New Richland
1.71 inches – Waltham
1.70 inches – Renville
1.69 inches – Golden Valley
1.65 inches – Marshall, Dundas
1.62 inches – Minneapolis
1.59 inches – Robbinsdale, Plymouth
1.58 inches – Norwood Young America
1.57 inches – Cottonwood, Plato
1.54 inches – Adrian
1.51 inches – Bovey
1.47 inches – Janesville
1.45 inches – Lakeville, Willmar
1.44 inches – Graceville
1.43 inches – Clarkfield
You can find more totals here.
Related: Minnesota derecho threat: 100 mph winds, widespread damage possible
This story was originally reported by Bring Me The News on Jul 28, 2025, where it first appeared.
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