After a record Sunday, the first alarm weather days, Mi & do because of heavy rain, flooding potential

Greenville, SC (Fox Carolina) – First warning weather days from Tuesday to Thursday for heavy rain and floods. Parts of the western NC mountains could see more than 5 inch rain.

• Much cool Monday with heights only in the mid -1950s
• Rain moves late Monday to Tuesday
• First alert willingness to rain/ floods from Tuesday to Thursday

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Greenville broke a record high on Sunday. The official high temperature at GSP was 80. This breaks down the old record of 76 tariff in 1994. On Monday, on Monday, mainly cloudy sky and heights arrive in the mid -1950s.

Our next decent chance of rain will come next week. A cold front is approaching on Sunday, and that could trigger a few showers. However, the system does not pack much moisture on Sunday. Despite the arrival of a cold front, the cold air only gets in on Monday. Heights on Monday remain in the mid -1950s.

The first round of the rain seems to move early Tuesday morning. It could be cold enough in the higher locations of the mountains to see a winter mix. The valleys will see a cold rain with temperatures in the low 40s. This round could have embedded areas with heavier rain. The second and third rounds seem to move through Wednesday and then early Thursday morning. These repeated rounds with potentially heavy rain can lead to falling floods and even a slight flood of river.

Due to the widespread nature of the heavy rain, we spent the first watchful weather days from Tuesday to Thursday. The highest rain sums can occur on the west-oriented slopes of the central and southern NC mountains, where 4-6-inch rain numbers are possible. The upstate could see between 1 and 3 inches everywhere.

This is the first large, strong rain threat to the Western Carolinas since Helene. This event will not be near Helene Rainfall, but this could test the temporary street and the bridge infrastructure in some of the mountain communities in the west of North Carolina. Depending on how many regional parts of the NC mountains receive on Tuesday to Tuesday evening, there is also the potential for some minor river flooding

The risk of falling over the fall is generally based on Tuesday to Thursday in general and west of I-26. There could be scattered floods in these areas. We are currently dealing with the time frame of our computer instructions with a higher resolution and the largest threat areas and rain numbers are adapted if we go in the way next week. If you live in areas that are susceptible to flood, you should now prepare for the potential of flooding and flood floods from Tuesday to Thursday.

The rain moves on Friday, but it is a short break because more rain arrives with a different storm system late Friday evening to Saturday. Stay tuned and we will update the rest of this weekend and next week.

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