In Lubbock, Texas, the rainfall led to flash flooding, closing many intersections and roads.
In some locations, the rainfall led to flooding, which prevented farmers from harvesting crops.
In Florida, the system produced a daily record precipitation of 5.89 inches (15 cm) at the Miami International Airport; the rainfall led to street flooding, accidents, and housing damage.
In Mexico, the peak 24-hour rainfall total was 4.96 inches (126 mm) in Huixtla, and across southeastern Mexico, the rainfall led to above normal levels in many rivers.
Below an annual total of about 2.2 meters, increases in rainfall reduced the number of households leaving a province, whereas above this threshold, increased rainfall led to more migration.
More than a foot of rainfall led to the closure of 137 miles of the New York State Thruway, from Westchester County to Albany, as rivers swelled to record levels.
In 2011, above-average rainfall led to significant vegetation growth and a 'greening' of inland Australia.
The heavy rainfall led to more than 1315 landslides and 20 debris flows.
Year-on-year variation in rainfall led to marked variations in wheat yield, grain protein concentration and quality indices.
