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The National Weather Service (NWS) says a Flood Watch remains in effect for the entire WAKO listening area through the remainder of Tuesday. There is the possibility of strong severe thunderstorm activity in the region with forecasts of perhaps 2 inches or more of rain forecast. Excessive runoff from this amount of rain may result in river, creek, stream and other low-lying locations flooding. Heavy rainfall late Monday night into Tuesday morning across the region will also added to the potential of flooding.
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