for waterlogged Vermont and northern New York, which could receive another 1 to 3 inches of rain with up to 4 inches possible in some spots by Wednesday night. We could get flooded again, Robin Stewart of Paterson, New Jersey, told CNN affiliate WCBS. We 're real concerned about that. Garbage remained piled outside Stewart's home after flooding from Irene wrecked her lower level, WCBS said. Stewart has n't had power for more than a week, and she is afraid more rain will flood her home again and keep her in the dark even longer. When everybody else is on their way to recovery, we 're getting flooded again, Stewart said. Some eye-popping storm rainfall totals in the Northeast were recorded through 5 p.m. Wednesday in Becket, Massachusetts -LRB- 8.11 inches -RRB-; Rockaway, New Jersey -LRB- 8.43 -RRB-; Phillipsburg, New Jersey -LRB- 7.9 -RRB-; and Forks, Bethlehem and Dover, Pennsylvania -LRB- just over 7 inches -RRB-. Lee left at least four people dead as it crossed the Southeast, dumping as much as 12 to 15 inches of rain in many places. In Gwinnett County, Georgia, just outside Atlanta, firefighters said Tuesday they found the body of a man who drowned in a rain-swollen creek near Norcross. In Baldwin County, Alabama, police said they no longer believe a missing 16-year-old boy is alive. The teen was last seen on a beach near Gulf Shores on Sunday. A flooding death was also