Just what we needed to hear... more heavy rain will be coming our way! The entire area will officially go under a flood watch on Wednesday and that will run through Thursday.
I'm thinking we could see anywhere from 1"-3" of rainfall this go around! You factor in the last two big rain events and we have ourselves the making for more flooding. Waters have had time to recede... but in some cases not enough time! You can check the river stages here...
It's late and I think my eyelids are bleeding...LOL... I'll post a rainfall graphic on Tuesday!
C-Ya Bye
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Posted: 8:31 AM - A boil water advisory is in affect for Parksville in Boyle County.
Posted: 8:18 AM - President Barack Obama is delivering the commencement address at Morehouse College, the historically black, all-male institution that counts Martin Luther King Jr. among its alumni.
Posted: 7:00 AM - Starting off the day with pockets of dense fog across the state, greatly reducing visibilities. Most of this should burn off by around 9am. Other than that, a line of storms and showers is moving northeast toward Ashland, but most of the commonwealth remains dry.
