Heavy Rain and Severe Weather Forecast for November 30 - December 6, 2015 (FORECAST)

November 29,2015

No severe thunderstorms are forecast as we head into December, as instability is expected to be too weak for thunderstorm activity.
Locally heavy rain, however, will move through the East through Wednesday, which may create some travel impacts. The southern Plains will see much drier conditions this upcoming week after the flooding that was observed over Thanksgiving weekend.
Travel delays are also possible courtesy of Winter Storm Delphi, which will bring snow, sleet and some ice to portions of the central and northern Plains, as well as sections of the Upper Midwest through Wednesday morning.
(MORE: Winter Storm Delphi Forecast)

Thunderstorm Forecast

Rainfall Forecast

Monday - Wednesday

• No organized severe thunderstorm activity is expected as a relatively stable environment is forecast across the country.
• Rain will spread from the South into parts of the Midwest and Northeast through Wednesday night. The rain may be locally heavy at times which may cause some flash flooding, as well as river flooding.
• A swath stretching from the lower-Mississippi Valley to the southern Appalachians has the potential for 1 to 3 additional inches of rainfall through Tuesday night. A few locations may see rainfall totals up to 5 inches.

Thursday - Sunday

• A few thunderstorms may develop in central and southern Florida on Thursday and into early Friday, but severe thunderstorms are not expected.
• Thunderstorms are not likely next weekend. A few showers are possible in portions of the central and southern Plains Saturday night and Sunday. 
• Otherwise, rain is expected along the Pacific Northwest coast through the weekend.

For specific tornado threat forecasts, check out the latest TOR:CON forecasts from severe weather expert, Dr. Greg Forbes.

Current Radar with Watches and Warnings

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For radar and watch/warning information in other areas of the country, click on the links below.
(MORE: View National Interactive Radar Map | Difference Between a Watch and a Warning)

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