The southern US is currently in the midst of rounds of severe and significant storm systems that will move through the region this week.
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On Wednesday, flood warnings continue to be issued from eastern Louisiana, southern Mississippi, southern Alabama and the Florida Panhandle.
On Wednesday, flood warnings continue to be issued from Louisiana to the Florida Panhandle. (News from the fox)
A narrow strip of built-in storms drenched the same portions of the central Gulf coast.
Although the impact of these storms may lessen somewhat on Wednesday, a small risk of excessive rain remains throughout Louisiana and Mississippi.
In addition, just to the northwest of this system, the Storm Prediction Center highlighted an area for severe weather.
A small risk of bad weather has been placed in parts of Arkansas, Louisiana and Texas. (News from the fox)
A small risk of bad weather has been placed in parts of Arkansas, Louisiana and Texas. The main threats will be severe storms with strong winds and heavy rains.
Finally, the biggest climate of the week is expected for Thursday across the Southeast, where confidence is rising for a severe climate outbreak.
On Thursday, severe storms will break out in the deep south and move into the Tennessee Valley. (News from the fox)
On Thursday afternoon, heavy storms will break out in the Deep South and move towards the Tennessee Valley. Strong storms, strong winds, hail and tornadoes are expected.
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As a result, the Storm Prediction Center placed one of its biggest warnings, a moderate risk of severe weather, in southern Tennessee, northern Mississippi and northern Alabama.