Hurricane Ida
Northern Caribbean
On November 7, Tropical Depression Ida re-entered the Caribbean Sea and restrengthened into a tropical storm, prompting the NHC to issue a tropical storm watch for areas between San Felipe, Yucatán and Punta Allen in Mexico as well as in Pinar del Río Province, Cuba.

Hurricane Ida

Section Title: Northern Caribbean
Table Section Text: On November 7, Tropical Depression Ida re-entered the Caribbean Sea and restrengthened into a tropical storm, prompting the NHC to issue a tropical storm watch for areas between San Felipe, Yucatán and Punta Allen in Mexico as well as in Pinar del Río Province, Cuba.

Location	Peak

inch	mm

Puerto Cabezas, Nicaragua	9.1	231

Puerto Lempira, Honduras	7.1	180

Manuel Lazo, Cuba	12.5	320

Pensacola, Florida	5.41	137

Venice, Louisiana	1.16	29.4

Opelika, Alabama	9.83	250

Waynesboro, Mississippi	4.13	105

Lithonia, Georgia	7.32	186

Mount Le Conte, Tennessee	4.11	104

Loris, South Carolina	6.91	175

Manteo, North Carolina	14.03	356

Hampton, Virginia	18.00	457

White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia	2.67	67.8

Washington, D.C.	1.98	50.2

Assateague Island, Maryland	7.4	187

Greenwood, Delaware	4.61	117

Atlantic City, New Jersey	5.38	136

Holtwood Dam, Pennsylvania	0.64	16.2

Cullowhee, New York	3.11	78.9

Wells, Maine	6.3	160

Sentence(s)

A maximum of 9.83 in (250 mm) of rain fell in Opelika during the Hurricane Ida.

final_sentence: A maximum of 9.83 in (250 mm) of rain fell in Opelika during the Hurricane Ida.