ROANOKE, Va. – Several areas are inches below normal on rain in 2023, but this week’s pattern aims to fix that.
We are tracking a stagnant area of low pressure that will sit around the Eastern U.S. for the next several days. This will fling moisture in our direction off-an-on throughout the entire week.
This results in widespread rain at times Monday night, Tuesday, and Wednesday before becoming more scattered Thursday, Friday, and Saturday.
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Localized flooding will be possible due to the heavy nature of the rain rising up some of our higher terrains.
Rain totals for the entire week will mostly be around 2-4″ or more, but some areas along the southern Blue Ridge could see more than half a foot of rain. Most of that falls through Wednesday.
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