On September 13, there was indications of a tropical cyclone near 19N 37W.  By the 16th, it had become
a strengthening hurricane, near 21N 53W.  The system moved just northeast of the Lesser Antilles into the
southwest Atlantic as a fairly fast clip.   On the 19th and 20th, a possible upper cyclone near the Great
Lakes helped turn the hurricane northward offshore the Southeast coast and an increasingly fast pace.
The cyclone moved past Cape Hatteras around 7:30 am on the 21st, past Atlantic City around 1 pm,
before moving through Brentwood, Long Island, New York around 2:20 pm, and inland near New Haven,
Connecticut shortly before 4 pm, before exiting Vermont by 9 pm.  Its storm total rainfall maps are below.
Rainfall information was gleaned from the National Climatic Data Center in Asheville, North Carolina.