The active pattern for the South-Central and Southeastern U.S. will continue for the end of the week and this weekend. Severe storms capable of damaging winds and large hail, plus a risk for heavy rain and flash flooding will all be possible.
Southerly flow will allow for abundant moisture to surge out of the Gulf of Mexico over the next several days. This build-up of moisture will contribute to the risk for heavy rain and flash flooding. The moisture will also increase the instability and allow for a threat of severe weather as well.
The Storm Prediction Center has upgraded NE Louisiana and Mississippi to an enhanced risk (level 3, on a scale of 1 to 5) for severe storms.
The latest timing for the showers and storms will be all day Friday and Saturday with Friday evening being the highlighted time for severe.
The timing for the heavy showers and thunderstorms will be from Friday afternoon all the way into Saturday. There are some indications that Saturday afternoon and evening could be active in many of these same areas. Heavy rain rates and consistent rain will make the risk of flooding strong…plus the delayed flooding from rising streams, creeks and rivers could also be an issue.
WeatherNation will be updating this forecast over the next several days, so be sure to check us out for the latest information.
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