Full rainfall list for Central NC from last weekend until today; several flooded areas hit with 8 to 11 inches of rain
RALEIGH, N.C. (WNCN) — As several days of rain moved through North Carolina over the last week, parts of central North Carolina received several inches of rain.
In just the Triangle area, Durham County was the worst-hit, with more than 9 inches of rain since last Saturday, July 20 until today. Parts of Orange County had more than 8 inches of rainfall, while areas of Wake County received more than 7 inches of rain.
Elsewhere in central North Carolina, Harnett County had the most rain overall with more than 11 inches. Nash County had about 8 inches of rain, while Johnston County exceeded 7.5 inches in areas.
Flooding reported throughout central NC amid flash flood warnings
The list below has locations where the rain was collected and measured. For example, a location named Wendell 6.5 S is a rain gauge located 6.5 miles south of Wendell.
Below is a list of rainfall totals from the National Weather Service and the Community Collaborative Rain, Hail and Snow Network:
Chatham County Siler City 0.5 SE 7.30 inches Pittsboro 6.2 NW 5.30 inches Cary 7.5 WNW 4.61 inches Siler City 6.6 ENE 4.31 inches Sanford 10.0 N 4.14 inches Apex 9.2 WNW 4.02 inches Goldston 3.8 N 3.99 inches Chapel Hill 8.6 SSW 3.99 inches Pittsboro 5.9 N 3.87 inches Apex 7.8 NW 3.85 inches Chapel Hill 11.3 S 3.72 inches Siler City 5.6 S 3.36 inches Chapel Hill 4.8 SSE 2.75 inches Cumberland County Stedman 0.7 SE 6.18 inches Linden 4.2 S 5.84 inches Hope Mills 6.3 SE 5.30 inches Fayetteville 11.4 SSE 4.83 inches Fayetteville 3.0 WSW 4.23 inches Roseboro 6.5 SW 4.21 inches Fort Bragg 2.0 S 3.71 inches Roseboro 9.7 SW 3.27 inches Wade 0.3 SW 2.85 inches Durham County Durham 2.3 SW 9.04 inches (Missing July 26) Durham 2.6 S 8.28 inches Durham 4.6 WNW 6.86 inches Durham 5.9 ESE 5.63 inches Morrisville 4.1 N 4.77 inches (Missing July 21, 26) Chapel Hill 2.5 SE 4.64 inches Parkwood 2.5 W 4.61 inches Durham 5.9 SSW 4.52 inches Chapel Hill 4.9 SE 3.97 inches Stem 5.8 WNW 3.09 inches Edgecombe County Rocky Mount 3.1 SE 8.37 inches Tarboro 4.8 ENE 6.06 6.93 inches Tarboro 5.9 SE 5.12 inches Franklin County Youngsville 3.9 WNW 6.66 inches Franklinton 3.7 SSE 6.28 inches Youngsville 2.0 NE 5.60 inches Zebulon 5.3 N 5.59 inches (Missing July 20) Louisburg 0.9 NNE 5.45 inches Granville County Creedmoor 4.3 E 4.57 inches Oxford 2.5 WSW 3.33 inches Harnett County Bunnlevel 7.7 W 11.26 inches (Missing July 26) Sanford 16.1 SSE 7.78 inches Angier 0.4 N 7.11 inches Lillington 2.0 W 6.87 inches Spring Lake 5.7 NNW 6.36 inches Coats 0.7 W 5.38 inches Holly Springs 6.6 SSW 4.88 inches Hoke County Raeford 4.4 NE 7.30 inches Raeford 9.6 E 6.04 inches Red Springs 3.8 NW 5.32 inches (Missing July 26) Fayetteville 10.8 WSW 4.65 inches Johnston County Four Oaks 5.7 NW 7.59 inches(Missing July 23) Dunn 8.1 ESE 6.73 inches Middlesex 5.5 SSW 6.29 inches Clayton 5.5 S 5.76 inches Wendell 6.5 S 5.13 inches Zebulon 2.5 SSE 4.80 inches Clayton 1.3 SSW 3.72 inches Garner 9.6 SSE 3.36 inches (Missing July 20, 21, 26) Selma 7.0 NNE 3.24 inches (Missing July 26) Lee County Sanford 6.0 N 5.26 inches Sanford 6.6 S 3.11 inches Moore County Whispering Pines 2.1 NE 6.07 inches Cameron 9.1 SSE 5.16 inches Pinehurst 4.6 NNE 3.98 inches Foxfire 0.6 NW 3.92 inches Whispering Pines 1 SW 3.40 inches (missing July 20, 21) Aberdeen 0.7 NW 2.62 inches Northampton County Henrico 0.4 S 2.11 inches Nash County Rocky Mount 9.2 SW 7.99 inches Nashville 3.2 W 6.68 inches Rocky Mount 3.1 WNW 5.36 inches Zebulon 5.4 E 5.34 inches Orange County Carrboro 0.7 NNE 8.41 inches Carrboro 0.6 NNE 7.91 inches Chapel Hill 4.3 WSW 6.63 inches Chapel Hill 2.2 N 5.39 inches Hillsborough 4.0 SSW 5.00 inches Chapel Hill 4.7 SW 4.73 inches Hillsborough 2.8 SSW 4.01 inches Durham 7.8 NW 3.29 inches Hillsborough 8.4 NNE 2.79 inches Person County Roxboro 2.1 SW 2.48 inches Hurdle Mills 5.2 NNW 2.41 inches Sampson County Clinton 1.5 NE 5.17 inches Salemburg 2 .5 N 4.76 inches (missing July 21) Clinton 5.8 SW 4.44 inches Newton Grove2.6 SSE 4.38 inches Garland 5.5 N 3.63 inches (missing July 24) Vance County Townsville 4.9 NE 4.30 inches (missing July 23, 26) Henderson 2.5 NNE 3.18 inches (missing July 26) Henderson 2.5 WSW 2.32 inches Wake County Raleigh 3.3 E 7.27 inches Raleigh 8.6 NNE 6.95 inches Wake Forest 1.9 NNE 5.39 inches Knightdale 4.7 SSE 4.89 inches Cary 0.4 NNW 4.79 inches Apex 3.8 NW 4.50 inches Morrisville 1.4 NW 4.17 inches Garner 1.6 SSE 3.64 inches Apex 3.4 ESE 2.36 inches Warren County Norlina 5.0 N 3.18 inches (missing July 23, 26) Wayne County Pikeville 7.7 ESE 7.05 inches Goldsboro 7.1 WSW 6.73 inches Goldsboro 7.5 NW 5.86 inches Goldsboro 4.4 E 4.80 inches Wilson County Sims 3.2 SW 7.91 inches Wilson 3.3 NNW 7.12 inches Sims 4.0 SW 7.05 inches ElmCity 7.1 ESE 4.80 inches Wilson 7.2 SSE 4.09 inches
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