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Last Map Update: Tue, Jul 15, 2025 at 11:46:37 pm CDT

An area of low pressure designated 93L is moving into the northeast coast of Florida. This system is expected to reach the northeast Gulf on Wednesday. Conditions appear favorable enough to support some additional development of this system and a tropical depression could form as it approaches the southeast coast of Louisiana on Thursday.
Conditions will be favorable for flash flooding. Expect rainfall amounts of 4 to 8 inches, with localized heavier amounts up to 15 possible within the Flash Flood Watch area through Saturday Evening.
A tropical disturbance is expected to move into the northeast Gulf tonight and then move west along the northern Gulf through the weekend. Rainfall totals of 1-3 inches are expected across Southeast Texas, 2-6 across western Louisiana and 4-8 across south central Louisiana. A few areas may see double these totals
Tropical rainfall spreads further inland Thursday with tropical disturbance nearing the southeast Louisiana coast. Training showers/heavy downpours may result in more-widespread flash flooding, particularly in south-central Louisiana. These risk areas may be expanded or adjusted in the coming days.
Tropical disturbance is expected to move into southeast or south central Louisiana on Friday. Additional heavy or training rainfall falling over potential wet grounds will compound and greatly increase the risk of flash flooding, especially over Acadiana. These risk areas may be expanded or adjusted in the coming days.
Tropical moisture with the disturbance will linger over the area on Saturday, with widespread showers and thunderstorms remaining, as will the risk for flash flooding. These risk areas may be expanded or adjusted in the coming days.

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Patterson
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