Heavy rainfall comes to an end this evening, Dry and much cooler tonight!

THIS AFTERNOON: We’re continuing to track mostly cloudy skies across our northern counties and heavy rainfall along and south of HWY 54 this afternoon. Multiple flash flood warnings have been issued for many of our southeastern counties. Those last until 4:00pm with the threat for water ponding on roadways creating hazardous travel conditions. Make sure you don’t try to pass your vehicle through flowing water– turn around, don’t drown. Temperatures hold stead in the mid 70s this afternoon.

TONIGHT: Tonight will be dry through the night with partly cloudy skies. Thanks to the cold front that passed through early on Wednesday temperatures will drop back into the low 60s by morning making for a pleasant, but cooler start to the day. Overnight storms will develop to the southwest of our area, which could impact us by Thursday morning.

EXTENDED: An active weather pattern continues into the second half of this week with spot storms possible Thursday. Thursday’s storms look possible from 7 AM until 1 PM, more likely in our southwestern counties. Again, the heat will crank it up a notch for Friday and into the weekend with high temperatures reaching the upper 80s Friday and near 90 Saturday. A warm front will move through Friday morning with possibly some storms tracking along that boundary from the northwest to southeast early Friday. There is a spot storm chance Friday afternoon into early evening. Spotty storms also look possible Saturday and Sunday but Labor Day looks dry with high temperatures in the upper 80s. Watch ABC 17 News for the latest forecast and check back here for updates.