The National Weather Service in Tallahassee is predicting a week of wet weather for southwest Georgia with some chances for isolated flooding and severe storms. Here is the full release:
The area will remain in a wet pattern with high rain chances through the remainder of the week and this will lead to our main threat this week – the potential for isolated, minor flooding. In addition, there is a marginal risk for a few strong storms across southeast Alabama and portions of southwest Georgia today.Rainfall
- Amounts: Through Friday, widespread amounts of 2-4 inches with 4-6 inches along the coast from Destin to Panama City to Apalachicola (see attached graphic). Isolated higher amounts are possible.
- Impacts: Localized minor flooding, in particular across more urbanized areas or areas with poor drainage; a few rivers may also reach action stage
Strong Storm Potential
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Marginal Risk
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Main Threat: Gusty winds
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Timing: Best chances during the afternoon and evening
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Location: Southeast Alabama and portions of southwest Georgia (see attached graphic)
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Note, widespread convection and cloud coverage may help to limit strong/severe storm potential today
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Although chances are on the lower side, a few strong storms with gusty winds cannot be ruled out for the remainder of the week
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