Widespread flooding is forecast to once again be an issue for much of the country during April and May.

But we have two good things going for us: the first is that the spring floods are not expected to be as bad as last year, and for Michiana, any river flooding should remain minor.

However, we still have well above normal soil moisture heading into April and May.

And even though we had a dry start to spring, that was the case 2018 and 2019, when there was near record seasonal rainfall and significant spring flooding around the area.

So, we can't let our guard down, especially with above-normal precipitation expected in the months of April, May and June.

With your weather in 57 seconds, I'm meteorologist Dave Caulfield

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