Southeast US Faces Days of Flooding, Tropical Threat | JQJO

A persistent cold front bringing heavy rain and flooding threatens the Southeast US through next week. Rainfall totals of 2-5 inches are expected, with a level 2 flash flood risk for parts of the Carolinas and Georgia. Coastal areas face the highest risk, with ponding already reported in some locations. While the chance of tropical development remains low, the front's interaction with warm waters could change that. Flooding is expected to lessen by Sunday, but wet conditions will likely persist.