Rainfall Totals

[MTNshape]

What website do ya'll use to find rainfall totals?

[jlinville]

www.wunderground.com is usually pretty accurate. Put your area in and then scroll down close to the bottom of your local area page.

[MTNshape]

www.wunderground.com is usually pretty accurate. Put your area in and then scroll down close to the bottom of your local area page.

I'm looking for past rainfall totals like last few days....am I just missing it

[bboswell]

I'm looking for past rainfall totals like last few days....am I just missing it

me too

[tbgascorer]

http://water.weather.gov/precip/

[MTNshape]

http://water.weather.gov/precip/

Ok apparently I'm an idiot....where do I put in a City

[Codie]

Ok apparently I'm an idiot....where do I put in a City

you can't that is the only bad thing about that map is you can't zoom in to a particular area. You can click on counties there on the map and it will show the map with the counties outlined so that you can get an idea but you can't get real detailed or pinpoint a specific area with it. www.wunderground.com you can, but their radar is down for maintenence this morning

[tbgascorer]

Ok apparently I'm an idiot....where do I put in a City

You cannot put in a city. Choose closest major city to you in 3. Locations, NWS WFOs. Then I like to click counties. If you know where you are located within that county, you have a good view of rainfall in the immediate area. I have found these maps to be very accurate. You can backtrack 8 years I believe. Just play with it. It's amazing what this can do.

[huntindiancreek]

L.C.R.A website

[louieagarcia]

This is one I use, you can click specific weather stations all over the place and get pretty accurate readings:

http://www.wunderground.com/wundermap/