AUGUSTA, Ga. - A cold front brought heavy rain to some parts of our area Sunday afternoon and evening.

While more showers, and even a few thunderstorms, are in the forecast for Monday, Sunday's rainfall totals will be hard to beat.

The bulk of the rain fell in northern Richmond County, southern Columbia County, southern Edgefield County, and extreme northwestern Aiken County. Parts of Warren, Lincoln, and McDuffie counties also got heavy amounts of rain, according to Doppler Radar estimates.

Augusta's Bush Field, the official weather reporting station for Augusta, only picked up about four-tenths of an inch of rain.

NBC Augusta 26 News storm spotters reported 2 to 3 inches of rain in some cases:

COLUMBIA COUNTY
1. Belair Commons (near Grovetown): 1.12", reported by Rick
2. Heritage Hills (Martinez): 1.80", reported by Wendall
3. Petersburg Station (Martinez): 2.55", reported by Joel
4. Chaparral (Martinez): 2.90", reported by Shelly

RICHMOND COUNTY
1. NBC Augusta (downtown): .93"
2. National Hills: 2.50", reported by Bob
3. Wheeler Lake: 2.60", reported by Janice
4. Near Sam's Club: 3.00", reported by Ben

BURKE COUNTY
1. Waynesboro: .75", reported by Bob

EDGEFIELD COUNTY
1. Currytowne Station (North Augusta): 1.88", reported by Larry
2. Twin Lakes Airport: 1.20", reported by Steve

AIKEN COUNTY
1. Aiken (southeast side): .20", reported by Leslie
2. Aiken (southwest side): .30", reported by Justin
3. Jackson: .40", reported by Gail

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