ABOVE: The latest forecast update from Severe Weather Center 9. To stay on top of changing weather conditions, be sure to download our free WSOC-TV weather app.
WARNINGS:
- Flash Flood Warning issued for Iredell and Rowan counties until 9:15 p.m.
(PHOTOS: Kannapolis neighborhood underwater after heavy flooding)
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FORECAST:
- Get used to keeping that rain gear with you everywhere you go.
- Rain and occasionally heavy tropical downpours will be common through Tuesday night and into Wednesday, and for the rest of the week, for that matter.
- There will be a change in the temperatures Wednesday as the downpours continue. We’ll look for cooler air to move in from the Northeast. That, plus the occasional downpours, will keep temperatures stuck around 70 degrees.
- It’s looking like the rain will finally ease up by Friday.
Advice for the week: Don’t underestimate the power of flood water on roadways! Check this out pic.twitter.com/H08bDCmtW1
— Meteorologist Austin Chaney WSOC (@AChaneyWSOC) June 20, 2023
An area of low pressure off to our west has stalled and continues to pump in deep moisture from the Gulf of Mexico. This leads to more heavy downpours scattered across the region with the highest flood concern up in the mountains and foothills. pic.twitter.com/GxNnt2MdEe
— Keith Monday (@kmondayWSOC9) June 20, 2023
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(WATCH BELOW: Flash flooding possible in NC mountains as rain continues)
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