National Weather Service Forecast Office Birmingham, AL

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Last Map Update: Mon, May. 22, 2017 at 8:10:11 pm CDT


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The cold front will stall across southern portions of Central Alabama, and this is where the highest rain chances are located. Highs will be in the low 80s for most areas.

Additional rainfall of 2-4 inches over a saturated ground may produce flash flooding.

Another wave of showers/storms will move along the stalled frontal boundary tonight, with heavy rain possible. This could result in some flash flooding across the south.

Another wave will continue to slide across the area with the heaviest rains in the south. Flash flooding will remain a big threat.

There may be a break in the rain late Tuesday afternoon into the evening hours, but another wave will slide into the area Tuesday night and increase rain chances across the whole area after Midnight.

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