The Heart of Oklahoma was drenched Monday morning. That left some schools starting late or even going virtual due to the torrential rainfall when a squall line moved through the area just before 7:30 a.m.

Purcell picked up 2.1” while the Oklahoma Mesonet reported Washington getting 1.41” and Byars 2.13”.

There is a slight chance of additional moisture near the end of November.

This is the third wettest November on record and the state broke the November record for the number of tornadoes with eight November 18.

That 2.1” brings Purcell total for the year-to-date to 54”.

Oklahoma City has recorded 35.54” this year.

Normal year-to-date rainfall for this area is 34.09”.