How much rain did Elsa bring to CT communities?
Tropical Storm Elsa inundated Connecticut with rain early Friday, causing flooding that left some drivers stranded and thousands without power. As the rains gave way to sunny skies in the afternoon, some communities reported more than four inches of rainfall over the last twelve hours. An urban area and small stream flood warning remains in effect for southern Fairfield; Middlesex; New Haven and western New London counties through 7 p.m. Friday evening. Here are the rainfall totals reported throughout the state in a twelve-hour period as of a little before 11:30 a.m. Friday. Fairfield County  Stamford - 5.1 inches  Bridgeport airport - 3.68 inches  Shelton - 3.66 inches  Stratford - 3.56 inches  Greenwich - 2.23 inches  New Canaan - 1.91 inches  Danbury - 1.64 inches  Ridgefield - 1.58 inches  Fairfield - 1.55 inches  Weston - 1.53 inches  Brookfield - 1.38 inches  Middlesex County  Middlefield - 3.98 inches  Durham - 1.86 inches  New Haven County  Milford - 4.82 inches  Hamden - 3.07 inches  New Haven - 3.05 inches  East Haven - 2.94 inches  Woodbridge - 2.6 inches  Branford - 2.55 inches  West Haven - 2.55 inches  Bethany - 2.38 inches  Meriden airport - 1.93 inches  Wallingford - 1.88 inches  Waterbury airport - 1.08 inches  New London County  Norwich - 2.21 inches  New London - 1.69 inches  Groton airport - 1.53 inches