Rainy start to a rainy week - WOAY-TV

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Rain is expected throughout the day with potential thunderstorms, particularly in southwestern counties. Flooding remains a concern due to continuous moisture, especially in low-lying areas. Temperatures will be in the mid 70s, with a warming trend expected this week.

Keywords: Rain, Thunderstorms, Flooding

Source: WOAY-TV

Update At: 8/6/2024

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