Flood Summary Much Heat and Generally Dry Hot temperatures will generally be the rule on Friday across much of the South and West. Showers and thunderstorms, some of which may be severe, may develop over the Plains states late Friday afternoon. Widespread showers and storms may also occur over the Eastern seaboard.
Many areas have the potential for wet weather with some locally heavy amounts of rain.
Late Thursday, several areas in the East and Southwest were affected by intense thunderstorms and heavy rainfall, leading to the issuance of numerous flash flood and urban stream advisories. Colfax, Mora, Rio Arriba and Taos Counties Slow moving thunderstorms producing heavy rain moved across north central New Mexico on Thursday afternoon. Cayuga, Clinton, Essex, Hamilton, Herkimer and Wayne Counties Thunderstorms with torrential rainfall in excess of 2 inches within 90 minutes moved across Clinton and Essex Counties early Thursday evening. There have been reports of street flooding in both counties. Several roads remain closed in the southeastern part of Coshocton County near Plainfield.