CHICOPEE, Mass. (WWLP) – Rain moved in Saturday night and continued with heavy rain throughout Sunday bringing nearly four inches to some parts of New England.

A Flood Warning was in effect for the Mill River in Northampton until 9 p.m. Sunday with minor flooding along the river in Northampton.

Western Massachusetts:

Franklin County

  • Greenfield: 3.44″
  • Conway: 3.33″
  • Shelburne: 2.98″
  • Buckland: 2.91″
  • Ashfield: 2.89″
  • Colrain: 2.48″
  • Sunderland: 2.43″
  • Montague: 2.26″
  • Bernardston: 2.22″
  • Millers Falls: 2.20″
  • Turners Falls: 2.01″
  • New Salem: 1.98″
  • Charlemont: 1.96″
  • Leverett: 1.95″
  • Shutesbury: 1.87″
  • Orange AP: 1.66″
  • Heath: 1.65″
  • Wendell: 1.47″
  • Gill: 1.38″

Hampden County

  • Granville: 4.36″
  • Westfield: 4.25″
  • West Springfield: 3.77″
  • Holyoke: 3.08″
  • Tolland: 2.76″
  • Springfield: 2.68″
  • Agawam: 2.55″
  • Longmeadow: 2.50″
  • Wilbraham: 2.08″
  • Hampden: 1.79″
  • Monson: 1.33″
  • East Longmeadow: 1″
  • Three Rivers: 0.96″
  • Palmer: 0.38″

Hampshire County

  • Southampton: 4.09″
  • Loudville: 4.05″
  • Westhampton: 3.99″
  • Florence: 3.75″
  • Williamsburg: 3.65:
  • Easthampton: 3.60″
  • Northampton: 3.41″
  • Chesterfield: 2.96″
  • Goshen: 2.49″
  • Plainfield: 2.41″
  • Amherst: 2.16″
  • Hadley: 1.87″
  • Belchertown: 1.35″
  • Pelham: 0.25″
  • Huntington: 0.06″

Berkshire County

  • Becket: 2.53″
  • Sandisfield: 2.49″
  • East Otis: 2.11″
  • Lee 1.95″
  • Savoy: 1.95″
  • Cheshire: 1.90″
  • Dalton: 1.82″
  • Sheffield: 1.78″
  • Harriman Airport: 1.77″
  • Pittsfield: 1.73″
  • Great Barrington: 1.71″
  • Clarksburg: 1.62″
  • Adams: 1.58″
  • Clarksburg: 1.57″
  • Peru: 1.54″
  • Stockbridge: 1.52″
  • Monterey: 1.36″
  • Williamstown: 1.19″
  • New Ashford: 1.06″
  • Williamstown: 1.06″
  • Lanesborough: 0.99″

Eastern Massachusetts

  • Bedford: 1.50″
  • Beverly: 1.16″
  • Boston: 0.69″
  • Lawrence: 1.26″
  • New Bedford: 0.30″
  • Norwood: 0.90″
  • Plymouth: 0.32″

Cape Cod and the Islands

  • Chatham: 0.18″
  • Hyannis: 0.36″
  • Marthas Vineyard: 0.02″
  • Nantucket: 0.05″

Rhode Island

  • Newport: 0.46″
  • Providence: 0.91″
  • Westerly: 1.11″

Northern Connecticut

  • Hartford-Bradley: 3.31″
  • Hartford: 1.93″
  • Willimantic: 3.15″

April is one of the most important months of the year for rainfall because that’s when everything starts to bloom for the summer.