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Strong to Severe Thunderstorms from the Southern Plains to the Ohio Valley; Heavy Rain and Flooding in the Southern Plains

Severe thunderstorms are expected from central Texas to middle Tennessee and Kentucky this afternoon into tonight. Large hail and damaging winds are the main threats. Heavy to excessive rainfall may produce areas of flooding today and tonight from central Texas into the lower Mississippi Valley.

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Last Map Update: Sat, May 3, 2025 at 3:00:08 pm CDT

Rainfall is expected to return to the combined Panhandles starting tomorrow. The start time begins in the evening, and the best chances exist overnight into Monday morning. This is just a look and the Sunday timeframe. Monday onward, not only do rain chances persist but they also increase dramatically! Stay prepared for the potential of flooding for the next several days.
As we continue to get closer to next week, trends from the models continue to paint Monday night into Tuesday as our best chances at seeing heavy precipitation accumulation. Currently, decent chances are present for the Southern Panhandles to see over one and a half inches of precipitation, which could pose a risk for flooding and/or flash flooding. Of course there are still uncertainties present, such as potential thunderstorms making these amounts more localized, so make sure to check back for more updates.
With showers and thunderstorms expected throughout the day on Monday, high temperatures will have a difficult time getting above 60 degrees. A 10-15 degree drop in high temperatures is forecast to occur between Sunday and Monday.
With heavy rain looking more likely next week, flash flooding and flooding will become a hazard especially for areas that have received a lot of rain recently. Be prepared for the potential for roadways to become flooded if you end up under heavy rain early next week.

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