Once we get into Tuesday, the atmosphere becomes much more favorable for widespread showers and thunderstorms. While the morning may feature only a few light showers or drizzle, the afternoon tells a different story as heat and humidity help storms rapidly develop across the region. Tomorrow has the greatest potential for severe weather.
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The 2021 Atlantic Hurricane Season has two more named storms to add to the list and two areas to watch.
Our 15th named storm of the year is currently spinning just a couple hundred miles off of the U.S. coast.
Nicholas will bring an additional 5-10" of rain for the Gulf Coast, including areas hit hard by Ida just a few weeks ago.
All eyes are on Tropical Storm Nicholas for now, but a separate potential system may snag local headlines by the end of the week.
President Joe Biden approved a request on Wednesday for federal funds to be made available to residents of western North Carolina who saw major flooding last month due to Tropical Storm Fred.
President Joe Biden approved major disaster declarations Monday greenlighting federal aid for people in six New Jersey counties and five New York counties affected by devastating flooding last week from the remnants of Hurricane Ida.
While Hurricane Larry will not directly impact the U.S. despite its major status, we'll need to watch out for "homegrown" systems over the next few weeks.
