It's not over just yet, but the end is in sight for this welcome overnight rain. Here's the Northeast radar loop. We've measured a bit more than a quarter-inch here at The Sun, at Calvert and Centre streets in Baltimore, and out on the WeatherDeck in Cockeysville.

Thats seems typical for the immediate suburbs. But some spots in western Maryland have seen quite a bit more, with a few places reporting more than an inch of rain. Here's a full rundown. And here are some highlights as of 7 a.m.:

Friendsville, Garrett Co.:  1.34 inches

McHenry, Garrett Co.:  1.12 inches

Taneytown, Carroll Co.:  0.87 inch

Westminster, Carroll Co.:  0.66 inch

Long Green, Baltimore Co.:  0.53 inch

Jarrettsville, Harford Co.:  0.32 inch

Pasadena, Anne Arundel Co.:  0.28 inch

Columbia, Howard Co.:  0.24 inch

White Hall, Baltimore Co.:  0.20 inch

The rain associated with this frontal passage should be over after lunch. Here's the forecast. They're calling for cold and blustery conditions this afternoon and overnight, with lows near freezing. Bundle up if you're going out.

There's no rain in the forecast beyond today and through the middle of next week, so we remain in serious need of precipitation.