![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiUXc2WvdY-YE1vLuUeL_Xq7_GeTDNBNGB862QbNViEB5tvziFZStvm-9qGfrTY3taFNncvMNnmhkAYV018DVoX5kgnOZ4ivIdHq7GrUCDb2i1wqdDVMAkZGJY666w0NLpAwIWcitJiCI8/s400/Radar.jpg)
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiqYZgeT9NDXM0xinlQmBBMJhEvrZvanXa-kz4MuQmAViH6w8iYr8kbAVu1u38mCFAOeNaaoJnejalaFiZoIJkBJYAkAriHSAjWwu5CQez9hxpQgnvjj93e9ACdEuqgRKXb8CZhCftWU30/s400/Temps.jpg)
An area of low pressure is tracking through the east this afternoon, bringing with it rain, cool air, and some severe weather in the south. The rain has added up to 2-3" for a lot of areas in the Mid West, and has dumped locally up to .5" in the east already. And it is continuing to push east, and will leave widespread 1-3" totals (yesterday's map looks good). While these amounts are not enough to cause widespread flooding, they will saturate the ground pretty good, and with another storm expected Sunday-Monday and another one later next week, flooding will be a growing concern. More on those storms later this evening.
No comments:
Post a Comment