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October 2015

A quasi-stationary upper-level low created strong upper-level divergence over the state, producing a five-day rain event at the beginning of the month. The heaviest rains fell over the Midlands and the Lowcountry, with five-day rainfall ranging from 14 to 27 inches.

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