After we enjoyed a mostly dry Tuesday and a quiet Wednesday, our next wave is ready to roll in from the west starting late tonight. After midnight, we’ll have scattered rain and t-storms pick back up and take us into Thursday morning. While we don’t have to worry about any strong or severe t-storms for tonight, additional rain will be possible for late tonight and with the continuing rain chances into Saturday morning. Thankfully, the amounts look light as they should stay at around half an inch or less. Current indications still show these amounts not contributing to any flooding concerns for the area. We’ll still keep an eye on our next round of rain that will work in later tonight.
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