A holiday weekend nor'easter continued to dump rain in the Boston area on Tuesday.

The hardest hit areas were in southeastern Massachusetts, near the coast. More than 7 inches of rain had fallen in Kingston as of Monday night.

Rain will continue through Tuesday morning, with the most predicted to fall along the coastline.

"I wouldn't be shocked, when all is said and done tomorrow morning, if we approach 6 or 7 inches in a couple of those areas," WBZ-TV meteorologist and executive weather producer Terry Eliasen said. 

Below are the latest totals from Rob Macedo, the SKYWARN coordinator for the National Weather Service in Taunton.

Kingston 7.86 inches
Duxbury 6.71
Forestdale 6.69
Plymouth 6.43
Hingham 5.91
Pembroke 5.88
Plympton 5.88   
Wellfleet 5.86
Weymouth 5.84
Wareham 5.43
Sandwich 5.37
Provincetown 5.13
Truro 5.12
Carver 5.07
Marshfield 5.06
Mashpee 5
Norwell 4.71
Pocasset 4.55
Eastham 4.52
Marshfield 4.5
Hanover 4.44
Falmouth 4.33
Middleboro 4.22
Canton 4.1
Brewster 4.05
Chilmark 3.95
Acushnet 3.91
New Bedford 3.89
West Roxbury 3.55
Rochester 3.43
Scituate 3.41
Orleans 3.35
Bridgewater 3.32
Mattapoisett 3.29
Hingham 3.25
Norwell 3.12
Sharon 3.08
Rockland 3.02
Dighton 3.01

The rain comes after a dry spell that has resulted in drought conditions in Massachusetts. The Boston area and southeast region is experiencing a mild drought, while central and western Massachusetts is seeing a significant drought. Critical drought conditions were declared on Nantucket last week.