Widespread measurements of one to two inches of rain fell in some areas on Tuesday that swelled small creeks and streams, and put several roads under water.
In Paducah, a record was set for February 4 with 2.63 inches of rain.
There is a chance for wintry precipitation Thursday evening over southwest Indiana and western Kentucky, with a possible dusting of less than a quarter inch of snow.
Colder temperatures are forecast Friday and Saturday, before recovering to the 50s on Sunday.
Looking into next week, rainfall amounts of one half to one inch Sunday night through early Monday may cause more isolated flooding concerns on Monday.
A wintry mix is possible Monday night over parts of southeast Missouri and southern Illinois, but little if any impact is expected at this time.
A wintry mix is possible Monday night over parts of southeast Missouri and southern Illinois, but little if any impact is expected at this time.
On the Net:
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