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Heavy rains over Louisiana and Mississippi could cause additional river flooding through this weekend.

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The 7-day rain forecast looks favorable for rivers to continue receding.

More rainfall forecasted for the Mississippi Valley for this week and weekend. 🌧️

This week's US Drought Monitor shows significant improvement since the beginning of the year.

Flooding can occur during any time of the year, so it’s always best to be prepared! #WeatherReady

LMRFC's area will get a reprieve from the heat, but the rain will continue in to June.

Chance of Excessive Rainfall over Memorial Day weekend for part of LMRFC.

Many areas of the Deep South will see 3+ inches of rain over the next week in places that have already seen 2 times the average rainfall over the past 30 days.

School is out and summer is starting lets still remember safety first.

Our area may be drought free, but almost half of the Greater Mississippi River Basin is in a state of dryness with nearly a quarter being in full drought.