How much rain fell in Minnesota during the severe storms of Monday and Tuesday?

Rainfall totals are starting to filter in following a night of damaging storms that brought torrential precipitation to the Twin Cities and greater Minnesota.

Two rounds of severe weather hit the metro area, the first arriving around 7 p.m. Monday with another landing at 5 a.m. Tuesday.

The weather brought a deluge of rain that caused flooding problems at, among other places, the Minnesota State Fair, which canceled all live music and closed rides in response.

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The early rainfall totals are led by Elk River, which received more than 3.6 inches of rain across the two systems, while many of the largest totals can be found in the Twin Cities, with more than 2.5 inches falling in parts of Minneapolis.

Here's a look at the biggest rainfall totals that have been reported so far on Monday and Tuesday, according to volunteer submissions to the Community Collaborative Rain, Snow and Hail Network (CoCoRaHS).

3.6 inches – Elk River

2.88 inches – Isanti

2.82 inches – Nowthen

2.71 inches – Atwater

2.65 inches – Princeton

2.63 inches – Minneapolis, Glenwood

2.60 inches – Pennock

2.56 inches – Saint Francis, Glencoe

2.55 inches – Saint Michael

2.48 inches – Stacy, Harris

2.46 inches – Lester Prairie

2.40 inches – St. Paul

2.28 inches – Big Lake

2.27 inches – Fergus Falls

2.26 inches – Waconia

2.25 inches – Spring Park

2.20 inches – Dalton, Lake Elmo

2.18 inches – Inver Grove Heights

2.15 inches – Rush City

2.13 inches – Oak Grove, Lakeville

2.10 inches – St. Paul, Kandiyohi

2.08 inches – Otsego

2.07 inches – East Bethel, Minnetrista

2.06 inches – Spicer

2.05 inches – Mound

2.04 inches – Foley

2.03 inches – Eagan, Cambridge

2.02 inches – Stanchfield

2.00 inches – Clearwater.

You can find more rainfall totals here.