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Holiday weekend rain threatens South to Southeast
Scattered rain and pockets of heavy downpours could slow travel, with minor localized flooding possible where storms repeatedly track, forecasters said.
- A stalled cold front moving into the South, Southeast, and Mid-South will bring a noticeable shift in weather this holiday weekend, characterized by steady rain and embedded heavier downpours.
- The boundary between cooler-than-normal air and warm, moisture-rich Gulf air acts as a focus for scattered rainfall stretching through the Deep South and into the Carolinas.
- Urban areas and low-lying spots remain vulnerable to repeated rounds of precipitation, with flooding risks persisting through the holiday and Mother Day.
- By Mother Day, the system looks to gradually clear Texas and Louisiana, shifting the focal point for persistent rainfall east, mainly between Mississippi and the Carolinas.
- Travelers should anticipate potential delays and changing outdoor plans throughout the holiday weekend, as the slow-moving system creates a wet environment across parts of the region.
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