Southern Manitoba is soaked after 24 hours of rain.

According to Environment Canada, the showers and thunderstorms will end this morning before skies clear.

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

• St. Peter – 166.8 mm
• Steinbach – 136.2 mm
• Richer – 127.4 mm
• Dominion City – 103.7mm
• Pink – 95.2mm
• Size – 71.5mm
• Gardenton – 64.7 mm
• Elma – 60.8 mm
• Vivian – 59.6mm
• Zhoda – 58.6mm
• Meniscus – 54.1 mm
• Sprague Lake – 48.1 mm
• Saint Labre – 46.1 mm
• Prawda – 33.7mm
• Dugald – 26.9mm
• Saint Adolphus – 19.9mm
• Lake Bonnet – 18.9mm
• Beausejour – 15.0 mm
• Firm – 9.3mm

1st street near Giesbrecht is full of stranded cars, Tuesday morning in Steinbach (Ricardo Miller)

1st street near Giesbrecht is full of stranded cars, Tuesday morning in Steinbach (Ricardo Miller)

Flooded vehicle in Clearspring Greens, Steinbach

Interior of a flooded vehicle in Clearspring Greens, Steinbach

Standing at thigh height on a flooded street in Kleefeld on Tuesday morning

Peters Lane, Mitchell Tuesday morning (Stefan Klassen)

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

Kleefeld – Tuesday Morning (Ashton Kitcher)

Clearspring Greens, Steinbach Tuesday morning

Rain gauge at Chrysler Gate, Steinbach starting Tuesday 7am (Ben Toews)

Elmdale Drive ditch in front of Southeast Events Center, Steinbach Tuesday morning