Storms continued overnight, raising totals from yesterday and delivering the best rain in years to parts of the parched southern state. The Eyre Peninsula and Central districts did the best, with almost all locations receiving 5mm, and many more than 10mm. Cummins was the top, with 41mm, Port Lincoln had 33mm and Coles Point 21mm, all the highest in more than a year. There were good fall elsewhere as well. Wudinna had 16mm and the inland station of Nonning, 10mm. The thundery rain is now moving east over Murraylands, towards northwest Victoria. Keith and Renmark have picked up 6mm in the last few hours - the best rain in nearly 2 months. Despite the smaller totals in the southeast, more is on the way this week. Most of the state should pick up at least a few more millimetres, with the southeast being best favoured late in the week.