Severe weather possible through Saturday night

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (WCTV) - Potentially four more clusters of severe storms are possible from Friday morning through Saturday night.

The biggest threat will be damaging winds and flash flooding, but a couple tornadoes and isolated hail are possible. There is a slight risk of severe storms for a portion of our area through Saturday night.

There is a slight (2/5) and marginal (1/5) risk for severe weather on Friday, June 16.(WCTV)

There is a slight (2/5) and marginal (1/5) risk for our area on Saturday, June 17(WCTV)

Flash flooding has been an issue for the Big Bend and South Georgia because of the very intense rainfall in very short periods of time. More pockets of heavy rainfall are expected over the next 36 hours. The below graphic depicts some of the estimated rainfall totals over the past 3 days:

Radar-estimated rainfall totals over the past 3 days.(WCTV)

The nature of these storms can be very unpredictable at times, as we saw with the tornado warnings in Taylor County early Friday morning. This is why it is key to have a way to receive any watches and warnings issued for your location. One way of receiving these is by downloading the WCTV First Alert Weather App.

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