Thursday Evening Update:
A Flash Flood WATCH has been issued and includes all of Western Kentucky, NW Tennessee, MO Bootheel, and the Ohio River counties in Southern IL. The heaviest rain is expected to start moving in very late Thursday night and during the day on Friday. Highest rainfall totals are still expected to sit along the Ohio River counties back into the Bootheel. The specific placement of the highest rainfall may shift northward or southward depending on exact path of low pressure moving across our area and how fast the cold front to our north will advance tomorrow.
Wednesday Evening Update:
The remnants of Tropical Storm Cindy will begin to quickly impact the Local 6 area starting Thursday morning across the south half of the area then spreading northward. While we may see some periods of gusty winds, even a quick, short-lived tornadic spin-up, but the overwhelming threat to the entire are will be very heavy rain and flash flooding from Thursday into Friday night.Be looking for parts of the area to be included in a Flash Flood Watch as the storm approaches. The National Weather Service in Paducah is expecting to possibly issue one by late Wednesday evening at the earliest.
With a broad look at computer models and tracking the tropical remnants, the highest rainfall totals are expected to be along and south of the Ohio River. We'll have to wait for the storm's arrival to know where any heavier bands of showers and storms may set-up and enhance rain intensity. Here is a general look at where the heaviest rain is expected as of Wednesday evening.
Be sure to review flash flood safety and awareness. Here is a link to the basics of preparedness and much more from FEMA, click here.
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