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Flash Flood Risk High in Mississippi and Arkansas
23 Jun
Summary
- Northern Mississippi and Central/Eastern Arkansas face a slight risk.
- Heavy rainfall will cause a significant flash flood risk.
- Gusty winds and potential tornadoes are also threats.
An updated outlook from the Storm Prediction Center (SPC) has placed Northern Mississippi and Central to Eastern Arkansas under a slight risk for severe weather. Residents in these areas should anticipate heavy rainfall, which poses a significant threat of flash flooding. The storms are expected to impact the region until lunchtime today.
A secondary round of storms is predicted to arrive late in the afternoon and continue into the early evening. The primary concerns remain the potential for flash flooding and damaging winds. However, there is also a possibility of isolated tornadoes developing within these storm systems.
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