Warning! Catastrophic flooding possible for South East USA over next 10 days!

We've got saturated soil, High river levels & a very dangerous amount of rainfall to come over the next 2 weeks. Don't be scared. Be prepared and stay aware.
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Flood Threat Yet Again in the South and Ohio Valley With Multiple Rounds of Rain Likely Into This Weekend

Multiple rounds of rain will soak the South and Ohio Valley into this weekend, raising the threat of more flooding in what has already been a soaked late-fall and winter.

High pressure near the Bahamas in combination with a southward plunge of the jet stream over the West will send abundant moisture from the Gulf of Mexico and the Eastern Pacific Ocean into the South. The jet-stream energy and a stalled front will tap into the moisture, likely triggering widespread rain through this week.

This round of rain, associated with Winter Storm Petra, is well underway across the South and will continue to spread northward into Wednesday. Some flash flood warnings were issued Tuesday afternoon in northern Mississippi, including areas near Starkville. Sleet has been mixed in at times from Arkansas to North Carolina.

Heavy rainfall and thunderstorms are expected across parts of the South and Ohio Valley through Wednesday.

A few strong to possibly severe thunderstorms may develop into Wednesday, mainly from Louisiana into southern Mississippi. The biggest concern, however, remains flooding.

Additional bouts of soaking rain could impact those regions late this week into the weekend. Severe thunderstorms may also be a concern in parts of the South, lower Mississippi Valley and Ohio Valley this weekend.

Computer model forecast guidance is depicting that a swath from Arkansas into northern Mississippi, northern Alabama, Tennessee, North Georgia, western North Carolina, Kentucky and southern West Virginia will see some of the heaviest rain through Saturday.

Widespread rainfall totals of 3 to 6 inches are likely in the above-mentioned locations. Localized totals of up to 10 inches are not out of the question by this wee

There is a moderate chance of excessive rainfall into early Wednesday from far northern Louisiana and southern and eastern Arkansas northeastward into northern Mississippi, West Tennessee and far southwestern Kentucky, according to NOAA. This is where rainfall rates of 1 to 2 inches per hour are likely and where the risk for flooding is highest into Wednesday.

The National Weather Service has posted flood watches from parts of the South to the Ohio Valley into late Wednesday or early Thursday.

Flash flooding and river flooding will likely develop in portions of those regions where the heaviest rain sets up. The Mississippi River will be higher than normal for some time, and some flooding is ongoing.

Some river gauges in the lower Ohio Valley and mid-Mississippi Valley are already in minor or moderate flood from heavy rain earlier this month.