(September 12, 2009)—Rainfall totals of as little as a half inch and of as much as 14 inches have been recorded over the last 72 hours in Central Texas, and more rain is likely through the weekend before the upper level low pressure system responsible for the heavy rainfall moves out of the region.

The heaviest rain has fallen along the Bell-Williamson county line south-southwest of Salado.

In that area, 14.33 inches of rain has been recorded since 7 a.m. Wednesday.

More than 9 inches has fallen in the area of the Stillhouse Hollow Dam.

McGregor has received more than 7 inches of rain.

More than 5 inches of rain has fallen on Temple.

Rainfall Totals Since 7 a.m. Wednesday
(Source: National Weather Service)

Bell/Williamson Cnty Ln (8.5 SSW Of Salado) 14.33"
Stillhouse Hollow Dam 9.20"
Mcgregor 7.25"
Waxahahchie 6.20"
Youngsport 5.97"
Itasca 5.25"
Temple 5.19"
Duncanville 5.11"
Crawford 5.01"
Alvarado 4.95"
Clifton 4.80"
Midlothian 3.80"
Cameron 3.71"
Bridgeport 3.68"
Venus 3.67"
Thorndale 3.48"
Mansfield 2.87"
Prosper 2.51"
Aquilla 2.23"
Glen Rose 2.20"
Marlin 2.08"
Granbury 2.05"
Lake Leon 2.04"
Comanche 2.01"
Goldthwiate 2.00"
Hillsboro 1.92"
Boyd 1.92"
Rice 1.79"
Springtown 1.67"
Gatesville 1.66"
Gainesville 1.63"
Mckinney 1.59"
Lake Graham 1.58"
Lometa 1.53"
Gunter 1.50"
Valley View 1.40"
Bardwell Lake 1.39"
Lampasas 1.48"
Cresson 1.35"
Palo Pinto 1.11"
Jacksboro 1.11"
Trinidad 1.09"
Forestburg 1.08"
Sanger 1.06"
Lake Mexia 1.03"
South Bend 1.02"
Muenster 0.98"
Carbon 0.97"
Lometa 0.94"
Collinsville 0.90"
Hamilton 0.87"