Some may be severe

Well, I talked about the expected rain in the southeast today several days ago, and here we are. It appears that much of the front has already passed through the Atlanta area this morning, dropping more rain on already saturated and overflowing rivers. Another round of rain is in the forecast this afternoon, with much less rain expected than originally expected... thankfully.

VERTICAL SHEAR WILL REMAIN SUFFICIENT FOR ORGANIZED BOWING SEGMENTS AND/OR EMBEDDED SUPERCELLS TODAY. POOR LAPSE RATES AND WARM/MOIST PROFILES ALOFT WILL REDUCE THE POTENTIAL FOR BOTH INTENSE UPDRAFTS AND DOWNDRAFTS...LEAVING ONLY A MARGINAL THREAT FOR STRONG WINDS AND A BRIEF/WEAK TORNADO.

Yes, lovely, a rainy mess with a few brief/weak (no doubt rain-wrapped) tornadoes.

Actually, it looks like Kentucky is getting hammered right now with some strong storms. They are still recovering from their summer flooding. At least it's fast moving. If you're anywhere east of the Mississippi, be vigilant about rapidly changing conditions.

Have a blessed day!
~Dewdrop