Three separate storms are gearing up to push across the East Coast this week, bringing spurts of torrential rain to a large area of the eastern U.S. Here is what you need to know about the timing of these Eastern US storm systems in the coming days.
First Eastern US Storm System Already Tracking Up the Coast
It is going to be a soggy first week of March for much of the eastern half of the country as three different weather makers take aim at the region. The storms will produce a number of travel disruptions as well as flash flooding concerns. Despite mild temperatures, the amount of rain will wreak havoc on outdoor plans heading into the weather this weekend.
Widespread rainfall amounts of 2 to 4 inches are on tap for the area located to the east of the central Appalachians and across to the mid-Atlantic coastline and up into the central and southeastern portions of New England. You can expect this rain to fall in sporadic periods through the end of the weekend.
Over the same time period, the southeastern U.S. could see rainfall amounts up to 6 inches.