Severe Weather Threat for Tuesday

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8 Apr 2019 11:41 AM
FORECAST
Severe weather has be dominating in the south and southeast over the last couple of days. The severe weather threat does not stop for today, though. On Tuesday, we will see an increase of severe chances as we head into the afternoon. This severe potential will also linger into our evening hours as the cold front continues to slide off the coast. A slight chance of severe weather is already in place for North Carolina, South Carolina, and Georgia which means scattered severe thunderstorms will be possible.   RAINFALL FORECAST
Rainfall totals will be very high over the next 36 hours. Areas in the Carolinas to Mississippi could receive an additional 4 inches of rain. This means flooding might also be a possibility. Stay safe!
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