Central states are drying out after a long, drenching storm. The heaviest rainfall over the weekend hit Arkansas, Missouri and Kentucky, causing localized flooding and travel delays. While rain is still expected as the system moves east, the threat of major flooding is decreasing, according to weather forecasts.
Officials are urging residents in eastern states to prepare for potential heavy rain and localized flooding as the storm progresses. Motorists should exercise caution on roadways, and homeowners should ensure proper drainage around their properties. The National Weather Service continues to monitor the situation and provide updated information.
Heavy Rain Shifts East After Drenching Central US
A persistent storm system has brought significant rainfall to the central United States, with Arkansas, Missouri, and Kentucky experiencing the heaviest downpours. While the storm is expected to continue eastward on Sunday, forecasts indicate a reduced risk of widespread flooding. Residents in affected areas are advised to remain cautious and monitor local weather reports. The slow-moving system has caused travel disruptions and localized damage.