Rainfall totals from weekend deluge across Alberta

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“At higher elevations between Banff and Kananaskis, primarily above 2,000 metres, 10 to 15 cm of heavy wet snow accumulated.   

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“This rainfall event brought widespread impacts, including overland flooding, closure of public amenities, sewer backups, and a noted swelling of rivers and streams across the province.

“No significant river flooding was reported by the Alberta River Forecast Centre.”

Rainfall amounts (in millimetres):   

• Stavely: 139
• Pekisko: 127  
• Mossleigh: 125  
• Lavoy: 113  
• Calgary (city): 70-110  
• Vegreville: 109  
• Longview: 100  
• Edmonton (city): 75-100  
• Lethbridge: 99  
• Pincher Creek: 98  
• Enchant: 97  
• Bellevue: 96  
• Dogpound: 93  
• Bow Valley: 93  
• Drumheller: 90  
• Leduc: 89  
• Waterton Lakes: 89  
• Coronation: 88  
• Devon: 87  
• Carstairs: 87  
• Elk Island Nat’l Pk: 86  
• Sundre: 85  
• Taylorville: 84  
• Edmonton Intl Airport: 81  
• Crowsnest Pass: 80  
• St. Albert: 76  
• Camrose: 75  
• Claresholm: 74  
• Sherwood Park: 73  
• Brooks: 71  
• Stony Plain: 71  
• Vauxhall: 69  
• Villeneuve: 69  
• Bow Island: 68  
• Fort Chipewyan: 67  
• Medicine Hat: 66  
• Red Deer: 61  
• Wainwright: 59  
• Rocky Mtn House: 59  
• Lac La Biche: 59  
• Lacombe: 59  
• Bow Island: 58  
• Nordegg: 57  
• Lethbridge: 56  
• Onefour: 55  
• Fort McMurray: 52 

These totals may contain preliminary or unofficial information.