It's Already One of the Wettest Winters On Record So Far in Parts of the South, and More Rain Is Ahead Through Thursday

Flood Safety and Preparedness

While some may be tired of cold or snow, parts of the South are suffering rain fatigue this winter.

Jonathan Erdman

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February 20, 2020

Area residents observe the swirling Pearl River floodwaters drain from North Canton Club Circle in Jackson, Mississippi, Tuesday, Feb. 18, 2020. Officials have limited entry to the flooded neighborhoods as they have warned residents about the contamination of the receding waters and the swift currents.
(AP Photo/Rogelio V. Solis)

More rain will soak parts of the flood-weary South through Thursday, adding to what has been one of the wettest Februaries and winters to date from Mississippi to the Carolinas.

For the latest on this south soaking, check out our latest forecast article here.

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While some may be tired of cold or snow, parts of the South are suffering rain fatigue this winter.

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