Flooding Possible

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Flooding Possible Western Atlantic County, Northwestern Burlington County, Southeastern Burlington County, Camden County, Western Cape May County, Cumberland County, Gloucester County, Salem County are now under advisories, watches, or severe weather warnings.

Forecasters say up to 2 inches of rain is anticipated in some locations. Because of the amount of rain expected to fall, the National Weather service has issued a flood watch for our area until 6 a.m. Tuesday.

Though the steady rain is not with us right now, there are some showers around and heavier rainfall off to the northeast.

A flood watch in effect until tomorrow morning with heavy rainfall amounts. Between 1 and 2 inches are possible.

As we head into the afternoon there could be some thunderstorms, too.

We'll see temperatures rise today. We'll be warming into the 50s this afternoon and getting even warmer tomorrow.

So expect heavy rainfall at noontime today and the potential more heavy showers continuing through this afternoon and into the early evening hours.

After 6:00 p.m. it starts to taper off a bit. Showers become more scattered. And the threat of showers stays with us overnight.

Tomorrow morning we'll see some breaks of sunshine and then skies become partly sunny tomorrow afternoon. Then the nice weather arrives finally with highs in the 60s for Wednesday and Thursday.

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