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Hydrologic Outlook

National Weather Service Memphis TN

405 AM CDT Mon Apr 8 2024



...Several Rounds of Heavy Rainfall Are Likely Across the Mid-South 

This Week...



A large storm system over the Southwest U.S. will pivot slowly into 

the Lower Mississippi Valley through Thursday. Deep moisture and 

lift will persist over the Mid-South ahead of this system resulting 

in several rounds of showers and thunderstorms with heavy rainfall.



Moderate to heavy rainfall will begin to impact the Mid-South as 

early as

Monday night and continue through Thursday. As multiple waves of 

rainfall affect the region through the week, cumulative totals of 4 

to 8 inches with locally higher amounts are possible.



Heavy rainfall this week will saturate soils and likely result in 

localized flooding of low lying and poor drainage locations. As 

additional rounds of rainfall occur through midweek, the threat of

flash flooding and river flooding will also increase. 



Areas impacted by heavy rainfall could vary through the week, and 

the exact timing and amounts are not certain. However, with the 

expectation of several inches of rainfall, there will be a risk for 

flooding area wide. Please monitor updated forecasts and be alert 

for any flood watches or warnings that may be issued, especially if 

you live in an area susceptible to flooding.



For additional hydrologic information, visit our website at: 

weather.gov/meg



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Hydrologic Outlook

National Weather Service Huntsville AL

408 AM CDT Mon Apr 8 2024



...Widespread Heavy Rain and Flooding Possible for the Mid 

Week...



An unsettled and wet weather pattern will continue for much of the 

work week. This will bring periods of showers and thunderstorms 

across the region. While chances of showers are expected today and

Tuesday, excessive rainfall is not anticipated in this period. 

Rainfall amounts into Tuesday night will range from around one 

inch over northeast Alabama, upwards to two inches over northwest 

Alabama.



However, a stronger storm system developing over the Southern

Plains late Monday into Tuesday will move eastward, and reach 

the Mississippi Delta and Mid South region late Wednesday into 

Thursday. Widespread showers and thunderstorms with heavy

downpours will impact the Tennessee Valley Wednesday into 

Thursday. Heavier rain is expected with this second round, with 

additional amounts ranging from two to four inches. The heaviest 

rain appears more likely over northwest Alabama. These amounts 

will add to what fell earlier in the week. Grand totals of three 

to over five inches are possible. This amount of rain will result

in saturated soils, with runoff producing areal flooding. A few 

instances of flash flooding cannot be ruled out. The runoff will 

go into area creeks, streams, and rivers, resulting in higher than

normal water levels. Some of our extended guidance has a number 

of rivers going well into flood stage later this week. 



Residents in the Tennessee Valley should stay current with the 

latest forecast updates from the National Weather Service. 



For additional hydrologic information, visit our website at: 

weather.gov/huntsville



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