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Expect Rain Throughout the Weekend and Next Week

Expect Rain Throughout the Weekend and Next Week
DEM Blogger
February 25, 2021

Several waves of rain are expected to move through the Ohio and Tennessee Valleys Friday through Sunday. Heavy rain will be possible, especially Saturday night through Sunday. Exact timing and location aren’t determined yet, but there will be a possibility of minor flooding early next week. Rain is forecast to begin Friday afternoon and continue through early next week.

The Forecast for the weekend calls for heavy rain

 

 

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