The FOX Forecast Center is tracking days of storms across the South with the threat of flash flooding every day this week.
A stormy stretch of days is shaping up for the Southeast, as a stalled front drapes across the region.
The front will act as a conveyor belt for storms to move along, allowing the rain to pile up. It will take time to try to lift back north due to a big blocking high sitting across the Northeast, the FOX Forecast Center said.
“The yellow that you’re seeing (below) represents 2-3 inches widespread,” FOX Weather Meteorologist Michael Estime said. “It’s not just a Florida problem, but you look at Mississippi, Alabama … those shades of orange and some pumpkin orange representing 3-5 inches.”
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Rain will begin to clear out gradually each day as the northern high starts to scoot east over the Atlantic. Until that happens, expect a deluge of rain, and with it comes the chance of flash flooding every day this week.
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Adding to the already messy week, an area of low pressure may try to form along the front, enhancing rain for Florida, Georgia and the Carolinas into the weekend.