Oklahoma City flooding: Train of rains bring record total

One Oklahoma Mesonet in Oklahoma City station received more than 10 inches in 14 hours after having received 13.25 inches for the year prior to Monday's storms.

BY BRYAN PAINTER | Published: June 15, 2010

Some areas of Oklahoma were hit by a train of storms Monday that dumped double-figure rain totals.

The Oklahoma Mesonet's Oklahoma City North station had received 13.25 inches of rainfall for the year going into the day.

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However, about 4:15 a.m. Monday, rain began to fall at that station near Wilshire Boulevard and Broadway Extension on the property of The Oklahoman.

By 8:40 a.m., that...
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