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Another active pattern has set up for severe weather along some areas hit just a week ago.
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On Wednesday, a regional outbreak of severe thunderstorms is expected from the lower Mississippi Valley into parts of the Ohio and Tennessee valleys.
Severe storm threat
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Some of the most extreme weather will form over portions of the central Gulf Coast states.
Widespread damaging winds with gusts over 75 mph are likely.
Tornado threat
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Some isolated strong tornadoes are possible, especially in portions of Louisiana, Mississippi and Alabama.
Heavy rain brings a flooding risk across the entire region into Thursday.
On Thursday, that system shifts eastward, where strong storms will be possible across the mid-Atlantic, stretching from South Carolina through New Jersey.
Flash flood threat
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Heavy rain and flooding will also be a concern through Friday.
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Some areas from the Tennessee Valley to the Gulf Coast could pick up over 2-3 inches of rain.
