The storm system which brought excessive rainfall and lingering flooding over the mid-Mississippi River Valley this past weekend will progressively shift through the Southeast U.S. Monday. Scattered thunderstorms, some with heavy rainfall, severe winds, and perhaps a tornado are possible Monday afternoon across parts of northern Florida and the southern Atlantic Seaboard. Read More >
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