CHICOPEE, Mass. (WWLP) – There was some heavy flooding across Massachusetts Monday, with some parts of the state receiving more than nine inches of rainfall.

Here’s a look at the reported amount of rainfall throughout Massachusetts on Monday:

Hampden County

• Ludlow – 2.97 in
• Springfield- 2.73 in
• Westfield – 1.95 in
• Wilbraham – 1.83 in
• Agawam – 1.66 in
• Longmeadow – 1.66 in
• Feeding Hills – 1.40 in
• Three Rivers – 1.05 in
• Palmer – 1.02 in
• Brimfield – 0.95 in
• East Longmeadow – 0.92 in
• West Springfield – 0.83 in
• Hampden – 0.73 in
• Westfield Coop – 0.67 in
• Monson – 0.64 in
• Westfield-Barnes – 0.62 in
• Holyoke – 0.53 in
• Tolland – 0.16 in

Hampshire County

• Belchertown – 2.23 in
• Florence – 1.07 in
• Williamsburg – 1.03 in
• Goshen – 1.00 in
• Huntington – 0.87 in
• Northampton – 0.86 in
• Easthampton – 0.71 in
• Westhampton – 0.47 in
• Pelham – 0.42 in
• Southampton – 0.42 in
• Loudville – 0.34 in
• South Hadley – 0.25 in
• Hadley – 0.23 in

Franklin County

• Buckland – 1.24 in
• Shelburne – 0.79 in
• Turners Falls – 0.71 in
• Charlemont – 0.50 in
• Ashfield – 0.44 in
• Rowe – 0.34 in
• Orange – 0.30 in
• Conway – 0.29 in
• Heath – 0.29 in
• Colrain – 0.22 in
• Shutesbury – 0.19 in
• Sunderland – 0.19 in
• Leverett – 0.14 in
• Greenfield – 0.12 in
• Gill – 0.05 in

Worcester County

• Leominster – 9.50 in
• Lunenburg – 7.26 in
• Princeton – 6.33 in
• Sterling- 6.17 in
• Fitchburg – 5.10 in
• Rutland – 4.28 in
• Westminster – 3.72 in
• Ashburnham – 3.17 in
• Gardner – 2.67 in
• Worcester – 2.50 in
• Holden – 2.40 in
• Worcester – 2.08 in
• West Boylston – 1.82 in
• Shrewsbury – 1.68 in
• Warren – 1.63 in
• Lancaster – 1.58 in
• Southbridge – 1.31 in
• Barre – 1.03 in
• Westborough – 0.89 in
• Harvard – 0.87 in
• East Brimfield Lake – 0.72 in
• Leicester- 0.60 in
• Buffumville Lake – 0.57 in
• Sturbridge – 0.57 in
• Berlin – 0.55 in
• Northborough – 0.55 in
• Auburn – 0.48 in
• Hubbardston – 0.47 in
• Athol – 0.45 in
• Milford – 0.30 in
• Douglas – 0.26 in
• Northbridge – 0.17 in

Middlesex County

• Pepperell – 4.52 in
• Ayer – 3.66 in
• Groton – 3.47 in
• Dunstable – 3.30 in
• Chelmsford – 2.56 in
• North Chelmsford – 2.41 in
• Lowell – 2.02 in

Plymouth County

• Marion – 4.53 in
• Wareham – 3.94 in
• Middleborough – 3.69 in
• East Bridgewater – 3.36 in
• West Wareham – 2.50 in
• Duxbury – 2.13 in
• Plymouth – 2.08 in
• Hanson – 2.06 in
• Plymouth – 2.03 in

Bristol County

• Attleborough – 6.98 in
• Easton – 4.71 in
• NWS Boston/Norton – 4.08 in
• Norton West – 3.98 in
• Fairhaven – 3.34 in
• Fall River – 3.34 in
• Taunton – 3.20 in
• New Bedford – 3.05 in
• Westport – 2.98 in
• Acushnet – 2.66 in
• Taunton – 2.53 in
• North Dighton – 2.51 in
• Berkley – 2.39 in
• Somerset – 2.32 in
• Dighton – 2.29 in
• Raynham – 1.96 in
• Swansea – 1.92 in
• Rehoboth – 1.82 in
• NW Swansea – 1.36 in
• Mansfield – 1.29 in
• Somerset – 1.27 in