OKLAHOMA CITY —
Nearly a foot of rain fell along the Oklahoma-Arkansas border as the remnants of Tropical Storm Hermine moved through the area.
The National Weather Service in Tulsa said 11.26 inches were recorded at Stigler in east-central Oklahoma and about 10 inches in nearby Sallisaw. Totals of eight to 10 inches were recorded in Crawford County in west-central Arkansas.
The weather service and emergency management officials in the region report no deaths and no severe damage from the storm.
The weather service said the remnants were pushing into southern Missouri as of late Thursday morning.
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P.M. UPDATE: Hermine drops 11+ inches in Oklahoma
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