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HYROLOGIC OUTLOOK
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE TALLAHASSEE FL
200 PM EDT SUN MAR 29 2009

...HEAVY RAIN AND INCREASED FLOODING POSSIBLE TUESDAY NIGHT...

STORM TOTAL RAINFALL ON 27 AND 28 MARCH RANGED 8 TO 11 INCHES WITH 
SOME UNOFFICIAL REPORTS IN EXCESS OF 12 INCHES ACROSS PORTIONS OF 
SOUTHEAST ALABAMA...SOUTHWEST GEORGIA AND THE FLORIDA PANHANDLE.

THIS HAS LEFT SOILS ACROSS THE AREA SATURATED.  MOST RIVERS IN THE 
AREA ARE RUNNING HIGH AND WILL NOT PEAK TILL TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY 
OF THIS WEEK.

EXTREMELY SEVERE AND RAPID FLOODING ON SMALL CREEKS AND STREAMS MAY 
OCCUR NEXT WEEK IF THE FORECASTED HEAVY RAINFALL MATERIALIZES. 
LIKEWISE...AREA RIVERS MAY RISE SHARPLY TO VERY HAZARDOUS AND 
DAMAGING LEVELS IF ANOTHER SIGNIFICANT RAIN EVENT OCCURS LIKE JUST 
HAPPENED. 

WE WILL MONITOR FOR POSSIBLE FLOODING PRODUCTS AND A FLOOD WATCH MAY 
BE ISSUED FOR PORTIONS OF LOCAL AREA TOMORROW ON MONDAY 31 MARCH.   

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LANIER