More rain? Here’s how much Alabama could get this week

Alabama is bracing for a wet week ahead as high rain chances persist across the state. A flood watch remains active today for multiple regions, as 205focus.com continues to monitor the developing weather situation.

Flood Risks and Rainfall Outlook

The National Weather Service is keeping a close eye on the potential for flash flooding. While there is a welcome reprieve from severe weather today, Tuesday morning assessments confirm no part of the state is under a severe threat. However, heavy rainfall remains a significant concern.

Meteorologists project that parts of south Alabama could see rainfall totals reach between 5 and 7 inches by the end of the month. Other regions across the state are expected to receive an additional 1.5 to 4 inches throughout this period.

Stay Informed on Flood Watches

Flood watches remain in effect through tonight for various parts of the state. You can review the latest specific flood watch details for north Alabama, central Alabama, and south Alabama.

Short-Term Forecast

Scattered to numerous showers and storms are expected to dominate today's forecast. Rainfall will be widespread, with south Alabama facing the highest probability of precipitation, while the northwest corner of the state sees slightly lower chances.

Looking at the 72-hour outlook through 7 p.m. Thursday, portions of south Alabama could accumulate between 1.5 and 3 inches of rain. The remainder of the state is projected to see between a half-inch and 1.5 inches during that same timeframe.

Expect these damp conditions to continue throughout the remainder of the week and into the weekend. Forecasts indicate that rain chances will remain at 60 percent or higher through at least Saturday.