A significant amount of rain fell on Kelleys Island in Lake Erie. Details about this event are available from local news sources. The island experienced a large amount of water in a short time frame. This occurred during the summer. Further information about the heavy rainfall can be found through FOX 2 Detroit, including the circumstances surrounding the event and its impact on the island.
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