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This Friday will mark another stormy day in the Southeast, thanks to tropical moisture.
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00:00And we're also dealing with a ground stop, by the way, at the airport in Tampa where it's hot and humid,
00:05but scattered drenching thunderstorms are just parked over the Tampa metro.
00:10But we're also dealing with some showers around an area that saw some flash flooding last night into parts of southern North Carolina.
00:16We're also tracking some strong storms into the New Orleans area.
00:18But here we have a one-hour loop.
00:20We'll take a quick, very abbreviated radar tour and take you into some flash flooding up in northern Georgia, up into the high ground.
00:27And recent storms have kind of pushed a little farther west, near Dalton, Georgia, the southeastern fringe of the community of Dalton, Georgia,
00:33along Interstate 75, heavy thunderstorm on the map.
00:36Then also into areas around Mandeville there, north of the causeway there on the north side of Lake Pontchartrain,
00:42we had a recent severe storm, and that's no longer as intense.
00:45But along the lakefront there on the north side of New Orleans on Lake Pontchartrain, on the south shore,
00:51drenching thunderstorms developing.
00:53We have a severe cell moving into Gonzales, so parts of Interstate 12 and I-10 being affected by some severe weather here into Louisiana as well.
01:02Right now, temps stay very low.
01:04We're only at 71 in Charlotte.
01:05Very cool there.
01:0678 into Tampa due to the recent storms.
01:08But if you step west of the footprint of the rain and the thunderstorms and that onshore breeze,
01:13it gets hot out to the west of the Mississippi River.
01:16We are tracking this area of low pressure here.
01:17It's disorganized, very disorganized.
01:19But it will be on the move here as there is a fork in the road with the steering flow.
01:23And this is taking the northern direction here, moving northeast offshore, staying off the Carolina coast this weekend.
01:30It may organize.
01:31And then the disturbance that follows that actually takes the southern route,
01:34and it's going to be drifting into the gulf and just stagnating, kind of marinating there for the better part of next week.
01:41So there's a chance, a limited chance, for development here near the northern side of the gulf.
01:46So a medium chance for a disturbance racing northeast over the course of the weekend.
01:51There it is.
01:51This will just sideswipe the outer banks and parts of the coastal plain of North Carolina with some additional rain.
01:57We've been very wet this week.
01:58Additional heavy rain, showers, and thunderstorms for some.
02:01Whether you're near that system or down into the gulf, there's plenty of moisture around.
02:05Temperatures still struggling.
02:0612 below average there in Virginia Beach, 8 degrees below the historical average in Charlotte.
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