Here are just some of the more noteworthy totals from those 2 days:<ul>
<li>Toronto, measured at Pearson Airport reported 70mm of rain which I mentioned was a record after 59mm was reached.</li>
<li>Just to its north and still a densely populated area, King City registered 75.7mm</li>
<li>London where the Thames River swelled saw 72mm and that was a record.</li>
<li>Down the end of the highway 402 from London in Sarnia and they were hit with 63mm of rain and to their south, Windsor had a record setting 50mm.</li>
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Here are just some of the more noteworthy totals from those 2 days: Toronto, measured at Pearson Airport reported 70mm of rain which I mentioned was a record after 59mm was reached. Just to its north and still a densely populated area, King City registered 75.7mm London where the Thames River swelled saw 72mm and that was a record. Down the end of the highway 402 from London in Sarnia and they were hit with 63mm of rain and to their south, Windsor had a record setting 50mm. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Here are just some of the more noteworthy totals from those 2 days:<ul>
<li>Toronto, measured at Pearson Airport reported 70mm of rain which I mentioned was a record after 59mm was reached.</li>
<li>Just to its north and still a densely populated area, King City registered 75.7mm</li>
<li>London where the Thames River swelled saw 72mm and that was a record.</li>
<li>Down the end of the highway 402 from London in Sarnia and they were hit with 63mm of rain and to their south, Windsor had a record setting 50mm.</li>
</ul> Learn more about your ad choices. Visit <a href="https://megaphone.fm/adchoices" rel="noopener noreferrer">megaphone.fm/adchoices</a>

January 11 - Record Rainfall in Southern Ontario...in JANUARY!!

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