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Savannah, GA – A flash flood risk is forecasted for the Southeastern United States on Sunday, February 15th, as a powerful storm system moves eastward, bringing heavy rainfall and the potential for dangerous flooding. The National Weather Service (NWS) has issued warnings for excessive rainfall that could overwhelm drainage systems, especially in the Carolinas, Georgia, Alabama, and Florida.
On Sunday, much of the Southeast will be under a marginal risk for flash flooding, with areas in North and South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, and Florida facing the highest threat. The NWS has categorized the risk level as Level 1 of 4 (Marginal Risk), meaning the likelihood of flash floods is low to moderate but still poses a significant threat in flood-prone areas. The heaviest rainfall is expected throughout the day, with some regions receiving several inches of rain, further intensifying the flooding risk…