Widespread rain totals run in the 6-12 inch range, with isolated reports of two feet or more. Most low areas along the central and eastern Gulf coast have standing water deep enough to pose serious threats. Coastal rivers are well out of their banks, with major to record flooding occurring along the Conecuh, Shoal, Leaf, Blackwater, Biloxi, Tchoutacaboufa and Big Coldwater Rivers as well as on the Big Escambia Creek. In some cases, evacuations were necessary as flood waters continue to rise. Elsewhere, generally minor localized flooding was reported in parts of Kansas, Nebraska and New Mexico.
Significant rains are also possible in Kansas, Nebraska, Iowa and Missouri.
Coastal Mississippi had received between 15 to 20 inches of rainfall by late Monday afternoon.