Moderate river flooding continues, especially across portions of southernGeorgia and northern Florida, but the good news is that the river levelscontinue to fall.The flooding is still a product of the runoff from the heavy rainfall duringthe March 27- April 4 period.
A storm will bring additional showers and thunderstorms to the area tonightand early Saturday, but the heaviest rainfall should pass well to the north.
Story by AccuWeather.com senior Meteorologist Brett Anderson.
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