Ohio likely to get flooded… .

Valid 00Z Wed May 30 2018 - 00Z Fri Jun 01 2018

…Subtropical Depression Alberto to spread heavy rainfall from the Deep
South northward into vast sections of the Tennessee/Ohio Valleys and
interior Carolinas…

…Severe thunderstorm threat looms for much of Oklahoma/Kansas into
southeastern Nebraska today…

…Record overnight warmth likely generally to the east of Alberto’s
forecast track…

Although Alberto is slowly weakening as it tracks north through the
Tennessee Valley today it is generating thunderstorms across much of
eastern Gulf states, Southeast, Mid-Atlantic and Tennessee Valley. Heavy
rain from Alberto over this area warranted a moderate risk for excessive
rainfall with the increased threat for flash flooding. As the remnants of
this system lifts in the Ohio Valley on Wednesday the area of slight risk
expands northward into the Midwest, Ohio Valley and northern Mid-Atlantic.
Additional amounts of 2 to 4 inches of rain, with isolated higher totals,
is likely to fall from northern sections of Alabama/Georgia northward
across western Tennessee/Kentucky into southern Illinois. For the latest
storm totals from Alberto, please visit the latest storm summary at:
www.wpc.ncep.noaa.gov/discussions/nfdscc5.html. Elsewhere across the
Eastern Seaboard, unsettled conditions should continue with daily chances
for showers and thunderstorms.

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