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Flooding New Orleans, Flooding Orlando & Flooding Dallas-Fort Worth

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Saturday and Sunday are WDSU First Warning Weather Alert Days as rainfall totals range from 3-7 inches. Rain chances will rise across Central Florida, with a much wetter pattern taking shape next week. As an active flood watch remains in place across the Metroplex due to expected heavy rain through Friday, the American Red Cross has released essential safety guidelines regarding floodwaters, evac…

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Hey, it's Lucky, here's what's trending now. First up, wdsu reports: Saturday and Sunday are First Warning Weather Alert Days as rainfall totals range from 3-7 inches. The Weather Prediction Center outlines a level 2 slight risk for flooding both Saturday and Sunday for Southeast Louisiana and Southern Mississippi. Then, News 6 WKMG reports rain chances will rise across Central Florida, with a much wetter pattern taking shape next week. Here’s when the rain could become heaviest and when flooding could become a concern. In bio for full story. And third, CW33 TV reports: As an active flood watch remains in place across the Metroplex due to expected heavy rain through Friday, the American Red Cross has released essential safety guidelines regarding floodwaters, evac…. Credits and photos are tagged below.

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  1. Saturday and Sunday are WDSU First Warning Weather Alert Days as rainfall totals range from 3-7 inches.
  2. Rain chances will rise across Central Florida, with a much wetter pattern taking shape next week.
  3. As an active flood watch remains in place across the Metroplex due to expected heavy rain through Friday, the American Red Cross has released essential safety guidelines regarding floodwaters, evac…

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  • @CW33 #WeatherWTF