rain in central park, parts of north carolina picked up to 8 inches of rain and parts of florida more than a foot of rainfall out of this system. all tropical storm warnings have been discontinued now that this has become an extra tropical low. see the bulk of the rain is only up in the maine and parts of northern new england. this whole storm system is a fast mover, although it did dump a lot of rain in parts of the east coast. basically the whole i-95 corridor. you can see the heaviest of the rain is falling through central and southeastern maine, even southern new england is already starting to clear out right now, and it s going to turn into a pretty nice weekend. couple of showers back through roanoke and moving through north carolina and we also have our best chance of seeing some stronger isolated storms today back through south dakota into parts of iowa, especially later this afternoon. we are still dealing with some flood warnings, mostly because of the creeks out there across
west around louisiana and pulling in a lot of moisture out of the gulf northward. we re seeing aside from a severe weather risk, also heavy rain. some of that pushing east of mobile and you can see we do have a number of severe thunderstorm watches, or warnings. those are the ones shaded in yellow right around eastern mobile and southern portions of alabama. that means that we could be looking at damaging wind gusts. not really tornadoes. tornado warning, that means a tornado could be on the ground and you need to seek shelter immediately. as we head into tomorrow, this isn t going to continue to move east. and more severe weather from orlando, florida into parts of south carolina with large hail, damaging wind gusts and isolated tornadoes possible again. because some of these storms continue training over the same areas and dumping a lot of heavy rain, about one to three inches locally, even more, we do have a flooding concern. there are a number of flood warnings in effect along this