Talk about a wet weather weekend with some much needed rainfall. Lows will drop into the low 60s with light winds.
Over the last 24 hours some locations in our southern counties including Putnam and Flagler have seen 3″-4″ of rainfall. These highly saturated grounds pose a risk for localized flooding over the next 48 hours.
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Once the front sinks south it will stall near our southern counties including St. Johns, Flagler and Putnam through Tuesday. New rainfall totals could climb another 2-3 inches at this point. Localized flooding is definitely a concern.
Those across SE GA and north of the I-10 corridor will be on the drier side as the front sinks south with only isolated rain chances through Tuesday and a glimpse of sun here and there.
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This pattern will allow for periods of heavy rainfall Sunday night through Tuesday mainly south of I-10. Those southern counties can expect another 1-2 inches of rainfall Monday through Tuesday.
Starting Wednesday we’ll dry out through the end of the 7-day stretch.