"Heavy Rainfall Brings Relief to Drought-Stricken South, Houston Braces for Potential Flooding"
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Heavy rain is expected to continue drenching the South from Texas to Georgia, providing much-needed moisture for the drought-stricken region. A dip in the jet stream over the Southern Plains, combined with a strong subtropical jet over Mexico, has formed an area of low pressure in the Gulf of Mexico, tapping into tropical moisture and producing heavy rainfall. While the rain is beneficial, it also brings the threat of flash flooding. The rainfall won't end the drought conditions, but it will help alleviate the ongoing wildfires in the South and Southeast.
- Rain continues drenching the South, providing needed moisture for drought-stricken Louisiana, Texas Fox Weather
- Multiple inches of rain possible in Houston late Sunday-Monday Houston Chronicle
- Rain increases Monday and Tuesday WDSU News
- Sunday PM Forecast: Numerous showers possible tomorrow, especially late WBRZ
- First Alert “Heads Up” for wind and rain this week WWSB
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