Forecasters predict severe thunderstorms emerging in the Midwest and South, warning of potential flash floods, tornadoes, and hail. As unstable atmospheric conditions are amplified by daytime heating, a significant storm system will impact the region through Saturday. More than a foot of rain is expected, with areas in Arkansas, Missouri, and Kentucky facing the highest flood risks. This event could yield rainfall amounts comparable to months of precipitation within just a few days, posing serious threats to life and property as conditions worsen.
Forecasters warned that a potent storm system is expected to cause significant, life-threatening flash flooding starting Wednesday and lasting through Saturday.
With more than a foot of rain possible over the next four days, the deluge could be an event that occurs once in a generation.
Thunderstorms with multiple rounds of heavy rain are forecasted, capable of producing dangerous flash floods that could sweep cars away.
Parts of Arkansas and western Kentucky are at an especially high risk for flooding, with forecasts of up to 15 inches of rain.
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