Afternoon Rain Update

Posted on: 4:29 pm, July 11, 2012, by Jason Simpson, updated on: 06:45pm, July 11, 2012

The rain stopped for a while, but it’s about to pick up in earnest again throughout much of the Valley. Heavy rain showers are moving north-northeast at about 20 MPH from near US 278 north into Franklin, Lawrence, Morgan and Marshall Counties. The heaviest rain will stay in the areas between US 431 and The Shoals through 7 PM; however, some isolated heavier showers could impact parts of Cherokee, Jackson and DeKalb Counties as well as much of Southern Tennessee through 7 PM as well:

Here are some two-day rainfall totals as of 4 PM. If you would like to post your total, do it in the comments below, or post it on Facebook or Twitter. You can also e-mail us any cloud, lightning, or standing water pictures to photo@whnt.com.

Thanks to Weather Intern Zach Pearce for collecting this data

Updated: 6:00PM

Ripley: 2.57″
North Florence: 2.60″
Guntersville: 2.62″
Fort Payne: 0.23″
South Huntsville: 3.22″
Moulton: 2.70″
Madison: 2.94″
New Market: 0.73″
Mount Hope: 2.60″
Trinity: 4.15″
Decatur (Point Mallard): 2.10″
Arab: 1.68″
Lacey’s Spring: 3.46″
Harvest: 1.90″
Hartselle: 2.54″
Green Hill: 1.23″
Cullman (St. Bernard): 1.74″
Union Grove (Marshall Co.): 1.52″
Grant: 2.75″
Leighton: 2.17″
Scottsboro Airport: 0.58″
Muscle Shoals High School: 2.40″
Hanceville: 0.79″
Russellville: 1.17″
Leoma, TN: 1.26″
Estill Springs, TN: 0.65″
Fayetteville, TN: 0.42″