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But I think, am I right that northwest saw maybe one of the higher amounts last night in the rainfall? Like Cherokee got maybe two inches.

I mean, there's still bits up there that got not as much, but the swath last night seemed like it was directly diagonal northwest to southeast across the state and with the highest at least on CocoRaHS up there.

Yep.

What are you seeing?

Ladysmith also has two stations, north and south, so you can see northern parts of Ladysmith seeing less precipitation than more southern areas of Ladysmith.

Cobble Hill was actually the driest spot in the Cowichan Valley for the CoCoRaHS station, so 28 millimeters.

Lake Cowichan had 57 millimeters.

That's actually the same amount as all of summer combined.

of Greater Victoria.

So interesting to see these numbers.

You can go online for the CoCoRaHS website if you want to search other locations.

They have stations all across the country and North America as well.

Did you pull up any data, Justin? Tell me, how much did Manny actually get?

So Manning doesn't have a National Weather Service co-op station, but they do have a COCORAS gauge, 6.65 inches in September.

And then there's a co-op station in Irwin, and they've had 7.77 inches.

And how much