Severe Weather Outbreak in the Deep South; Excessive Rainfall and Flooding in the Tennessee and Ohio Valleys

A severe weather outbreak, including the potential for violent, long-track tornadoes, is expected today across the Central Gulf States and portions of the Deep South. A rare High Risk (level 5 of 5) of severe thunderstorms is in effect. Across the Tennessee and Ohio Valleys, heavy to excessive rainfall will bring the potential for flash and river flooding today into Sunday. Read More >

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Severe Weather Outbreak in the Deep South; Excessive Rainfall and Flooding in the Tennessee and Ohio Valleys

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