Androscoggin County
Auburn: 4.99 inches
Poland: 4.85 inches
Mechanic Falls: 4.53 inches
Livermore Falls: 4.07 inches
Lisbon: 4.02 inches
Cumberland County
Bridgton: 5.32 inches
New Gloucester: 5.20 inches
Harrison: 5.12 inches
Casco: 4.40 inches
Cumberland Center: 4.40 inches
Franklin County
Kingfield: 6.06 inches
Temple: 6.01 inches
Salem: 5.45 inches
Rangeley: 5.33 inches
Farmington: 5.16 inches
Kennebec County
Readfield: 4.51 inches
Manchester: 4.27 inches
Oakland: 3.81 inches
Farmingdale: 3.29 inches
Windsor: 3.22 inches
Knox County
Union: 2.46 inches
Washington: 2 inches
Camden: 1.23 inches
Friendship: .94 inches
Rockland: .91 inches
Lincoln County
Wiscasset: 2 inches
Waldoboro: 1.62 inches
Damariscotta: 1.43 inches
Boothbay: 1.21 inches
New Harbor: .77 inches
Walkers Mills Road into Bethel, which is Route 26, is flooded Tuesday after Monday’s heavy rainstorm. Andree Kehn/Sun Journal
Oxford County
Newry: 7.6 inches
Bethel: 5.42 inches
Hartford: 5.24 inches
Rumford: 5.11 inches
Oxford: 4.68 inches
Sagadahoc County
Topsham: 2.37 inches
Bath: 2 inches
Georgetown: .24 inches
Phippsburg: .21 inches
Somerset County
North New Portland: 4.36 inches
Embden: 3.16 inches
Mercer: 2.87 inches
Harmony: 2.69 inches
The Forks: 2.60 inches
Waldo County
Waldo: 3.24 inches
Swanville: 3.14 inches
Belfast: 3 inches
Palermo: 2.93 inches
Unity: 2.92 inches
York County
Shapleigh: 5.42 inches
Cornish: 4.86 inches
Waterboro: 4.49 inches
Springvale: 4.46 inches
North Waterboro: 4.41 inches
Source: National Weather Service, Gray
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