Heavy Rains/Severe Storms Possible Through Saturday Night

An approaching system is bringing two threats this weekend: Heavy rains, which could trigger flooding problems tonight through Saturday night, and the threat of severe storms Saturday afternoon and evening.

A flash flood watch has been issued through Saturday night because of the possibility of rainfall totals in excess of 4 inches on ground which is already saturated due to recent snow and ice.

The threat of severe storms will be greatest to the south, with the most likely threats being damaging winds and possibly a few isolated tornadoes.  Stay abreast of the changing weather conditions as we go through the weekend.

After that we'll say goodbye to these mild temperatures and colder temperatures will return, but it DOESN'T look good for a white Christmas! Sorry!

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