Arkansas Faces Heavy Rainfall, Flood Risks Along I-40 Corridor
Arkansas Faces Heavy Rainfall, Flood Risks Along I-40 Corridor

Arkansas Faces Heavy Rainfall, Flood Risks Along I-40 Corridor

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Several states in the southern United States are experiencing or expecting significant rainfall and wet conditions over the weekend and into the upcoming week. Mississippi is forecasted to have a wet and soggy day with heavy rains possibly exceeding two inches, though no severe weather is expected, and the tropics remain quiet. Arkansas has seen localized rainfall totals exceeding six inches, with more showers and storms expected, particularly in the afternoon and evening, raising concerns about ponding and localized flooding in saturated areas. Alabama is entering a prolonged rainy period lasting most of the week, with daily showers and highs in the upper 80s to low 90s, followed by a potential break with sunnier weather by the following Friday. Both Arkansas and Alabama residents are advised to stay alert for weather updates due to the persistent wet conditions. The forecast suggests that after the weekend's rainfall, Arkansas will see warmer and drier conditions next week.

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