How much rain fell in Minnesota during the Wednesday storms?

Two rounds of severe storms battered Minnesota on Wednesday, bringing large hail, strong winds and monsoon-like rain to much of the state.

Winds gusts in excess of 60 mph and baseball-sized hail were reported in the areas hardest-hit by the bow echo that swept across the state.

Meanwhile pretty much every area in the line of the storm was impacted by at-times ridiculous amounts of rainfall, with a heavy round late afternoon followed by another overnight.

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Xcel Energy is also reporting around 3,700 households are without power as of 6:30 a.m. Thursday.

Here are the highest rainfall totals as of Thursday morning, according to volunteer submissions to the Community Collaborative Rain, Snow and Hail Network (CoCoRaHS) .

(Note: Rain measurements are still filtering in, so may not reflect final totals)

4.17 inches – Goodhue

3.54 inches – Owatonna

2.78 inches – Henderson

2.67 inches – Austin

2.66 inches – Faribault

2.64 inches – Hartland

2.55 inches – Cannon Falls

2.52 inches – Ellendale

2.23 inches – Watkins

2.14 inches – Waseca

2.02 inches – Montgomery

1.96 inches – Garden City

1.95 inches – Graceville

1.94 inches – Belview

1.91 inches – Saint Charles

1.89 inches – New Prague

1.85 inches – Eden Valley, Lonsdale

1.84 inches – Minneapolis

1.82 inches – Rosemount

1.76 inches – Dennison

1.75 inches – Forest Lake

1.74 inches – Cannon Falls

1.68 inches – Ivanhoe

1.66 inches – Hastings

1.64 inches – Mendota Heights, St. Peter

1.63 inches – Mankato

1.61 inches – Little Falls

1.60 inches – Brownton

1.51 inches – Rochester

1.48 inches – Janesville

1.47 inches – New Ulm

1.45 inches – Lake City

1.44 inches – New London

1.43 inches – Maple Grove