Rainy and mild Thursday, minor flood threat continues
By:
Tom Coomes
Posted: Feb 6, 2019 4:29 PM EDT

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Rainy Thursday, up to one inch of steady rain is likely for most the area, as temperatures spike into the 50s. Many rivers continue to rise, the most significant flooding along the Tippecanoe in Pulaski county. Overall flooding stays well below flood stage for most rivers, mostly nuisance standing water in areas that typically flood. Temperatures drop from the 50s into 20s and teens Friday. The forecast stays cold through the weekend.

Tonight: Rain increasing by morning, low of 38.
Thursday: Rainy, high of 54.
Friday: Cold, temperatures falling from 20, chance of snow showers.
Saturday: Cold and sunny, high of 22.

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