6.15" of rain was the highest total from weekend storms, here are 10 highest

All totals come from the National Weather Service's Public Information Statement. Totals in Ocean, Atlantic, Cape May and Cumberland counties are used.

This observation was taken 3.6 miles west-southwest of the town's center.

This location was taken just northeast of the city's center. 

5.75 inches of rain fell between Friday and Sunday in Millville, Cumberland County, according to the Community Collaborative Rain, Hail and Snow network (CoCoRaHS) volunteer weather observer station. That was the top total in the region. 

Millville Executive Airport's weather observations exemplified what this soggy stretch did for monthly rainfall totals.

The rainfall flooded out large swaths of Long Beach Island on Saturday. In Surf City, officials reported that most roads were flooded, except for Long Beach Boulevard, the main route through the island. While there was minor stage coastal flooding early in the morning, the rainfall was the main driver of the issues.

In Cumberland County, the Maurice River flooded near Vineland. Homes near the river saw their backyards flood as the river levels continued to climb Monday afternoon. 

The storm was unusually powerful. At Atlantic City International Airport, the minimum air pressure was 981 millibars at 10:30 p.m. Sunday. That's the equivalent of many category one hurricanes.