Just days after nearly a month’s worth of rain fell over the course of a few hours across parts of the Midwest, the region is enduring another soaking storm through Monday.”A widespread storm will bring heavy rain across much of the Midwest as it slowly moves eastward,” Meteorologist Brett Edwards said.
The storm had already produced 1-2 inches of rainfall and incidents of localized flooding across portions of the Mississippi Valley by Sunday morning, with soaking rain continuing to fall.
This storm is likely to produce widespread flash flooding conditions, mainly for the Great Lakes and portions of the Ohio Valley.The heavy rain threat will increase as the storm becomes better organized and eventually slows down and stalls for a time.Into Sunday evening, the heaviest rain will focus from Illinois and Wisconsin to western Michigan and northern Indiana.
Chicago; Milwaukee, Wisconsin; Grand Rapids, Michigan; and South Bend, Indiana, will all be under the greatest threat for flash flooding during this time.This rain will be extremely heavy at times, Edwards warned.
A general 1-3 inches of rain is expected to fall across much of the Midwest through Monday. An AccuWeather Local StormMax™ of 6 inches can occur where storms repeatedly move over an area.Flash flooding is especially likely to impact low-lying and poor-drainage areas, Edwards added.Residents who must travel will need to be vigilant for any ponding or flooding on roadways and remember to never drive through floodwaters.
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