Starting Monday and continuing through Tuesday morning, the National Weather Force has put out a Flood Watch for the southern region of Louisiana.
Let’s talk about the upcoming weather situation. A tropical low is expected to move towards Northeast Mexico and into the Gulf of Mexico this weekend. The Southern Texas region will be the first to experience rainfall, which will increase on Sunday. By Monday, the rainfall will move into Louisiana, causing flooding conditions from later morning or early afternoon until early Tuesday morning.
The National Weather Force’s Flood Risk Assessment Model has revealed that there is an extreme risk of flooding in the southeast, southern, and south-central states within the watch area. As depicted in the article image, the flood watch zone is where the moderate, high, and extreme color shades are present. On Tuesday afternoon, the state will be cleared by this system.
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