I don’t have access to your exact local weather station data, so I can’t see the precise amount of rain at your address last night.

However, you can get a very close answer in a couple of minutes:

1. Use a “by ZIP code” rain tool

Open a rainfall‑totals site that lets you enter your ZIP code for the last 24 hours; these services aggregate radar and gauge data to estimate how much rain fell at your specific location.

Steps:

  1. Enter your ZIP code.
  1. Select the “last 24 hours” (or “yesterday”) option.
  1. Read the total in inches or millimeters, which will be your best estimate of “how much rain we got last night.”

2. Check your local National Weather Service page

Many National Weather Service offices publish daily precipitation summaries and 24‑hour rainfall maps you can filter by your area.

Look for a section labeled “Rainfall Monitor,” “Observed Precipitation,” or “Hydrologic Summary,” then choose the time window that includes last night.

3. Quick reality check at home

Even without tools, you can estimate roughly:

  • Standard rain gauge: Just read the depth on the side.
  • Makeshift gauge: A straight‑sided cup or jar plus a ruler can give you a rough “last‑night” total if it’s been empty beforehand.

If you tell me your city or ZIP code, I can walk you through which official page or app will give you the exact number for last night.

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