How much rain fell in Alabama on Sunday? Here are the 10 hardest hit parts of the state
Storms today could cause more flash flooding.
Mason Reed 
Alabama is bracing for more rain this Monday after a volatile Sunday left widespread flooding across several parts of the state. As the region deals with saturated ground, 205focus.com is tracking the latest reports on how much rain fell and where the threat remains highest.
Storm Totals and Regional Impact
New data from the National Weather Service confirms that parts of north and east Alabama saw extreme rainfall exceeding 5 inches during the 24-hour period ending Monday. The Huntsville office highlighted that Madison and Jackson counties bore the brunt of the heavy precipitation, outpacing much of the surrounding region.
Looking at the period between 7 p.m. Saturday and 7 a.m. Monday, some locations in north Alabama recorded staggering totals of more than 7 inches. For a comprehensive breakdown of precipitation reports across the northern part of the state, view the official National Weather Service list here.
What to Expect Today
The danger is not over yet. Flood watches remain in effect for portions of north and east Alabama as additional rainfall is anticipated throughout the day. While forecasters note that today's rain will likely be less widespread than Sunday's deluge, it has the potential to be heavier at times.
In some areas of north Alabama, there is a possibility of an additional 4 to 6 inches of rainfall today, though most regions are expected to see lower totals. Residents are encouraged to stay alert and monitor local alerts as the situation evolves through Tuesday night.
