Yes a flood watch is in effect for the region as the latest front is bringing a good amount of rain to the area.
Showers and t-storms are expected to expand across the area through the day and into tonight.
It won’t rain continuously over the next 24 hours, but some areas will see heavy downpours enough to lead to street flooding.
At least two rounds of showers and thunderstorms are on the way.
One during the afternoon and the other at night.
Most will see between 1-3 inches of rain, but a few spots could see over 4 inches.
Saturday is looking good as the heavy rain clears out through the morning hours.
Lingering showers could affect the Crescent City Classic.
But Saturday afternoon will see highs in 70s with only a few showers still hanging around.
Easter Sunday looks great, mostly dry and clear a high near 70 degrees.
GOOD FRIDAY:
100% numerous showers, some storms. Breaks in rain. Localized flooding possible. Not as warm. High: 76. Winds: S/N 6-12
SATURDAY:
40% scattered showers, some storms, mainly morning. Mostly cloudy, more seasonal temps. Low: S 67, N 63. High: 75.
EASTER SUNDAY:
Partly sunny. Stray shower. Mild, becoming breezy. Less humid. Low: S 63, N 58. High: 69.
MONDAY:
Partly sunny. Mild, breezy. Less humid. Isolated shower. Low: S 62, N 55. High: 72.
TUESDAY:
Mostly cloudy. 50% scattered showers. Mild and breezy. Low: S 60, N 54. High: 70.
WEDNESDAY:
50% scattered showers. Breezy and mild. Low: S 61, N 55. High: 70.
THURSDAY:
Mostly cloudy. 30% scattered showers. Breezy and mild. Low: S 62, N 55. High: 74.
