Flood, severe threats continue to target the South
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The Weather Channel
Just In
After morning heavy rain, showers and thunderstorms will develop and become more widespread again this afternoon. A few severe storms will be possible with the main threats being damaging winds and large hail, although an isolated tornado cannot be ruled out. The heaviest rain will fall Thursday night, finally tapering off Friday morning.
Breakdown
- Severe weather is most likely just south and west of Kerrville, with risks extending to Austin, Texas. 5s
- The severe threat stretches from Fort Smith, Arkansas, through Springfield, Missouri, into the Memphis area. 9s
- A weather system near San Angelo will move east and north, causing rivers to swell and lakes to fill in the Highland Lakes area. 27s
- Heavy, slow-moving rainfall is expected throughout the day, with potential for wind damage and hail, especially near Waco and Little Rock. 53s
- The system will continue eastward over the next 24 hours, bringing more storms to East Tennessee and the southern U.S. 1m 17s