Southern Manitoba is soaked after 24 hours of rain.

According to Environment Canada, rain and thunderstorms are expected to ease this morning before skies clear.

Manitoba Agriculture reports the following totals since the rains began (as of Tuesday, 11 a.m.):

• Saint Pierre – 166.8 mm
• Steinbach – 136.2 mm
• Richer – 127.4 mm
• Dominion City – 103.7mm
• Pink – 95.2mm
• Marchand – 71.5 mm
• Gardenton – 64.7 mm
• Elma-60.8mm
• Vivian – 59.6mm
• Zhoda – 58.6 mm
• Menisino – 54.1 mm
• Sprague Lake – 48.1mm
• St. Labre – 46.1 mm
• Pravda – 33.7 mm
• Dugald – 26.9mm
• St. Adolphe – 19.9 mm
• Lac du Bonnet – 18.9 mm
• Beausejour – 15.0 mm
• Instead of – 9.3 mm

1. Street near Giesbrecht is flooded with stranded cars, Tuesday morning in Steinbach (Ricardo Miller)

1. Street near Giesbrecht is flooded with stranded cars, Tuesday morning in Steinbach (Ricardo Miller)

Flooded vehicle in Clearspring Greens, Steinbach

Interior of a flooded vehicle in Clearspring Greens, Steinbach

On Tuesday morning I stood up to my thighs on a flooded street in Kleefeld

Peters Lane, Mitchell Tuesday morning (Stefan Klassen)

Intersection of PR 216 and College Ave, Kleefeld on Tuesday morning

Cloverfield – Tuesday Morning (Ashton Kitcher)

Clearspring Greens, Steinbach Tuesday morning

Rain gauge at Chrysler Gate, Steinbach, Tuesday 7 a.m. (Ben Toews)

Ditch on Elmdale Drive in front of the Southeast Events Centre, Steinbach, Tuesday morning