We’re hoping you and your loved ones stayed safe overnight with the heavy rain and intense, flash flooding. While many local waterways will crest at some point today, rivers are still swollen and there are plenty of flood alerts still in effect. Travel safely, take proper detours, heed road closures, and dress in lighter clothing. We’re in the 70s already with continued high humidity and mostly cloudy skies.
Flood Alerts: A flood watch will remain in effect until 12 PM today. There are also many areal flood warnings and river flood warnings that will expire at various times over the next 24 to 36 hours.
Flood Safety Tips: Make sure to travel safely and smart today as there are lots of road closures and detours. Even if roads aren’t closed, there may still be travel hazards such as ponding/standing water or even washed out roads. Take good care while getting around today.
FutureTracker: Additional, isolated showers and downpours are likely today with a low chance for reaggravating our flooding concerns. Nevertheless, there’s still a chance for a pesky, slow moving downpour that could reverse some progress made on area waterways. Meanwhile, temps will manage the upper 70s to near 80 this afternoon with continued high humidity.
Overnight into Friday morning, it will turn cloudy and foggy with temperatures only falling into the upper 60s to near 70. Our muggy and mild overnight will evolve into a seasonable Friday afternoon with another round of isolated showers. There will be a few breaks of sun before we dive into some partial clearing Friday night into Saturday morning.
However, Saturday morning will offer the chance of a couple downpours and storms before a mix of sun and clouds makes an appearance for the afternoon. Highs will top out in the lower to middle 80s to kick off the weekend.