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Rain and thunderstorms target the southern US on Valentine's weekend
- This Valentine's Day weekend, AccuWeather warns a broad storm system will bring heavy rain and thunderstorms across the southern United States, with rain chances starting late Saturday and continuing into Sunday.
- Streaming Gulf moisture is shifting conditions from dry earlier in the week to unsettled weather ahead of an approaching frontal boundary, with cooler air arriving early next week.
- Rain totals of 1–4 inches are possible from North Texas through parts of the Mid‑South, with locally higher amounts raising the risk for minor flooding in poor‑drainage areas.
- Residents are urged to stay updated, especially if outdoor Valentine's Day plans are in the works, while shipping on the Mississippi River faces challenges from upper‑river ice and low water levels.
- AccuWeather said its meteorologists are monitoring two possible tracks, and `there is another factor to consider, and that there is a chance this storm reorganizes quickly enough to cut northward, toward the Great Lakes this weekend, rather than take a pretty much west-to-east track across the nation,' said Chad Merrill.
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