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08/20/2026

Though tropical development suppression is leading to deviations from the typical streamflow climatology, there has been a wide-swath of drought improvement in North Carolina thanks to summer-time convection. For more information view our August WRO:https://www.weather.gov/media/serfc/DSSBuilder/wro.pdf

08/03/2026

As the current El Niño conditions persist and strengthen to potentially historic levels, here’s a quick look on how that could impact the Southeast. For more information on El Niño, visit https://www.noaa.gov/news-release/el-nino-forms-expected-to-strengthen-say-noaa-forecasters

07/29/2026

We enjoyed another year of participating in the Flood Response Operations Course. Thank you GEMA for having us! And thank you to the class participants for providing questions and conversation.

07/22/2026

Storms from a slow moving cold front will bring heavy rain to Virginia, the Carolinas, and northern Georgia beginning today through Friday. These storms will produce 2-4 inches of rain with locally heavier amounts possible. No river flooding is expected at this time.

07/20/2026

Tropical Depression Two is expected to make its way westward over the next several days. The system is expected to produce 2 to 4 inches of rain with isolated higher totals around 8 inches. River flooding in the Southeast is still not expected at this time.

07/18/2026

An area of low pressure is developing in the eastern Gulf and could become a tropical depression over the next several days, but is not expected to produce river flooding in the Southeast at the time.

07/16/2026

Drought conditions improve for some areas of the Southeast, but persist for others. For more information, take a look at the July Water Resources Outlook here:https://www.weather.gov/media/serfc/DSSBuilder/wro.pdf

06/26/2026

Rainfall last week reversed the drought in Alabama and parts of Georgia to now wet areas. Scattered thunderstorms and a cold front assisted in all of North Carolina, the Florida peninsula and parts of South Carolina remaining unchanged in drought status.

06/23/2026

Catch SERFC's latest Water Resources Outlook at www.weather.gov/media/serfc/DSSBuilder/wro.pdf

The last four weeks brought some drought improvement to portions of the Southeast, mostly due to the rainfall that came from the remnants of Tropical Storm Arthur. While drought persists across wide portions of South Carolina, Florida, and North Carolina, we're expecting near to above normal rainfall chances in the next four weeks.

06/18/2026

The remnants of Tropical Storm Arthur will continue to bring heavy rainfall to Georgia, Alabama and Mississippi through Sunday causing widespread action and minor river flooding and scattered significant flooding. Check out our latest briefing athttps://www.weather.gov/media/serfc/DSSBuilder/decision_support_briefing.pdf

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