Morning to midday rains of 3″ to 6″ and more extended from metro Baton Rouge through Ascension Parish and into St. James Parish, prompting a number of National Weather Service (NWs) warnings and advisories. Most of that rain fell in two to three hours, with the biggest slug falling in under 60 minutes for many of the flooded areas. While these kinds of rains may not be considered rare, they’re certainly out of the norm. Historical statistics suggest these kinds of rain totals might be expected only once every 10 to 25 years or so, on average. However, it seems like they are occurring a bit more frequently in recent years.
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July 07, 2020 at 07:54AM
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FIRST ALERT FORECAST: More rain expected Tues. and Wed., but heavy downpours unlikely - WAFB
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