North Dakota 3-Day Rainfall Totals Monday To Wednesday

North Dakota has had widespread rainfall over the last three days.

Several areas that needed a shot of precipitation got what they needed, including northeast North Dakota, which has been battling dry conditions.

Here's the latest drought monitor map for the state of North Dakota.

We now only have two areas of the state considered in drought conditions, and that would be in the extreme northeast and parts of western North Dakota. Overall, this is a big improvement.

July in North Dakota can sometimes be on the dry side, so we will always take whatever rain we can muster up.

North Dakota saw some beneficial rains this past week from Monday through Wednesday. As usual, the "Bismarck Bubble" was in full effect, and we have some of the lightest rainfall totals in the state.

Take a look at this statewide map from the last 72 hours from weather.us.

Here are your North Dakota radar estimated rainfall totals from the last 72 hours.

Bismarck - received .04 inch of rain.

Mandan - received .13 inch of rain.

Wing - received .25 inch of rain.

Turtle Lake - received .51 inch of rain.

Bowdon-2 miles east - received 2.1 inches of rain.

Skyeston - received 1.5 inches of rain.

Wilston-5 miles north - received 1.5 inches of rain.

Hazen - received .60 inch of rain.

Beulah - received .58 inch of rain.

Drayton-5 miles north - received 2.7 inches of rain. (highest total in the state)

Jamestown - received .10 inch of rain.

Regent - received .81 inch of rain.

Dickinson - received .43 inch of rain.

Williston - received .73 inch of rain.

Minot - received .64 inch of rain.

Grand Forks - received .03 inch of rain.