Rainfall associated with the remnants of Hurricane Frances

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Rainfall associated with the remnants of Hurricane Frances
9/8/04

As the remnants of Hurricane Frances moved inland...bands of heavy rain moved across Georgia Sunday through Tuesday. Rainfall totals were generally 3 to 8 inches along and southeast of Interstate 85...with pockets of 8 to 12 inches from middle to southeast Georgia.

The rainfall for the 72 hour period ending at 8am Wednesday September 8, 2004 across the state:

[ 72 Hour Rainfall totals for Georgia ending at 8am 9/8/04 ]

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