DEDHAM, Mass. - A storm that arrived on Sunday afternoon continued to pound Massachusetts with heavy rainfall on Monday morning, accompanied by destructive wind gusts in certain areas.

Communities across the state faced flood warnings and watches as drivers embarked on their morning commute. Fortunately, these advisories had expired by 10 a.m. as the inclement weather system moved out of the region.

Multiple localities in Massachusetts were drenched with over four inches of rain, causing significant water accumulation in streets and neighborhoods. Additionally, the forceful winds caused widespread power outages, leaving thousands of residents without electricity at the peak of the storms.

According to the National Weather Service, the following Massachusetts communities received the highest rainfall totals:

1. [Community Name]: This area experienced [Total Inches] of rainfall, leading to [specific impacts].

2. [Community Name]: A deluge of [Total Inches] of rain affected this region significantly, resulting in [specific impacts].

3. [Community Name]: With [Total Inches] of precipitation, this community witnessed [specific impacts] due to the heavy downpour.

Residents and local authorities are now working diligently to assess and minimize the damage caused by the storm. Emergency response teams are making swift efforts to restore power and clear any obstructions caused by fallen trees or debris.

While the immediate impact of the storm has subsided, residents are advised to remain cautious and stay updated on any potential hazards or lingering effects. The authorities are closely monitoring the situation and are prepared to provide further assistance if required.

As Massachusetts recovers from this severe weather event, it serves as a reminder of the importance of preparedness and safety measures during extreme weather conditions.