How much rain fell in Alabama on Sunday? Here are the 10 hardest hit parts of the state

Alabama is bracing for more wet weather today as the state attempts to dry out following a Sunday that triggered widespread flooding across multiple regions. After a 24-hour window that saw parts of north and east Alabama record rainfall totals exceeding 5 inches, residents are being urged to remain alert for additional flash flooding threats.

North Alabama rainfall totals

According to data released by the National Weather Service, north Alabama faced the brunt of the storm system. Specifically, Madison and Jackson counties saw significantly higher rainfall accumulation compared to the rest of the region.

New data covering the timeframe from 7 p.m. Saturday through 7 a.m. Monday highlights just how intense the deluge was, with several localized spots across the northern part of the state reporting more than 7 inches of rainfall. For a comprehensive look at the precipitation reports issued by the weather service, you can review this detailed list.

Forecast outlook and flood risks

Although meteorologists do not expect today's rain to be as geographically widespread as the Sunday storms, the showers that do form have the potential to be much heavier. Forecasters warn that select areas in north Alabama could pick up an additional 4 to 6 inches of rain throughout the day, though most locations will likely see lower totals.

Flood watches remain in effect for parts of north and east Alabama as the state faces another day of potentially hazardous conditions. Keep checking back with 205focus.com for the latest updates on rainfall amounts and developing weather threats.