Over the past few days, the remnants of Tropical Storm Francine have continued to impact the southeastern United States, bringing heavy rainfall and the threat of flash flooding. Despite making landfall earlier in the week, the storm's lingering effects have resulted in significant precipitation across several states.
Southern Louisiana experienced some of the heaviest rainfall, with totals exceeding six inches in certain areas. The Florida Panhandle also saw clusters of heavy rain, while Alabama and Tennessee received widespread totals of over four inches. These intense downpours have raised concerns about potential flash flooding, prompting flood watches in effect for Tennessee, Alabama, and Georgia.
