GOHSEP is monitoring a weather system bringing continued rainfall to the state today and tomorrow. The runoff from this additional rainfall may cause flooding from rising waterways, as well as scattered flash flooding.
State Monitors Weather System Bringing Rainfall Today and Tomorrow
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