NWF Flood Watch and Warning Issued from Northeast Texas to West Virginia In a Widespread Event Tonight through Monday Evening

A round of heavy rain and thunderstorms is expected to develop along a warm-front boundary stretching from Northeast Texas, east-northeast through to West Virginia tonight through Monday evening, Sunday being the strongest of the event.  Some of the thunderstorms may be marginally severe weather hail, strong winds, and even isolated tornadoes.  The National Weather Force flood risk model (warning zone) shows a red value in widespread form so this is a sizable alert zone. Use the map embedded in this write-up for your county location and type of alert issued based on the NWF in-office model.

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