Monday’s Rainfall Totals: North Dakota Needs To Dry Out

Our wet spring has continued into the early summer so far.

Much of the state saw a 1/4 of an inch to nearly 2 inches of rain. Severe thunderstorms developed over western North Dakota Monday afternoon and continued to move across the state dropping heavy rain, especially if you got under the right thunderstorm. Parts of south-central, and especially northeast North Dakota saw the heaviest rain.

Much of the country has been seeing scorching temperatures so far this summer but "hot" days have been few and far between so far in North Dakota.

It appears the remainder of the week and your 4th of July holiday will also bring average to slightly below average temperatures and more chances of rain.  Especially Wednesday afternoon, and Thursday on the 4th. This could dampen your fireworks activities.

Here are your estimated radar rainfall totals from i.weather.net and reports from the Community Collaborative Rain, Hail, and Snow Network.

Lincoln received .32 inches of rain.

Bismarck (north end) received .22 inches of rain.

Hazen received .67 inches of rain.

Cavalier received 1.66 inches of rain. (Highest reporting total in the state)

Valley City received .02 inches of rain.

Grand Forks received 1.05 inches of rain.

Carrington received 1.41 inches of rain.

Beulah received .54 inches of rain.

Dickinson received .18 inches of rain.

Minot received .07 inches of rain.

Fargo received .84 inches of rain.

Mandan received .19 inches of rain.

Menoken received 50 inches of rain.

Jamestown received .18 inches of rain.

Hazelton received 1.25 inches of rain.

Strasburg received .83 inches of rain.

Hague received 1.34 inches of rain.

Linton received .49 inches of rain.

Devils Lake received .43 inches of rain.