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Days of heavy rain cause dangerous flash flood threat in Mid-Atlantic, Carolinas

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July 22, 2026
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FOX Weather Meteorologist Kiyana Lewis shares an update for the Mid-Atlantic and Carolinas region as severe storms fuel a flood threat through the work week.

The FOX Forecast Center is monitoring a deep moisture surge coming from Tropical Storm Bertha, which will only worsen flood impacts as rain impacts the Mid-Atlantic and Carolinas.

The main threat will be flooding, as a cold front will start to slow down as it approaches the Mid-Atlantic region, allowing it to tap into high moisture from Tropical Storm Bertha and other activity in the Atlantic.

TRACK TROPICAL STORM BERTHA: LIVE RADAR, FORECAST CONE, FLOOD THREAT, WIND SPEED AND WARNINGS

This will lead to repeated rounds of heavy rain across the region, as some areas have already experienced extreme and exceptional drought.

The persistent drought conditions will increase the flood threat, as dry soil will not absorb water efficiently.

This graphic shows the rain still to come in the Mid-Atlantic.
(FOX Weather)

 

There is currently a level 3 out of 4 flash flood risk through Thursday, stretching from Southeastern Virginia and into the Outer Banks of North Carolina, before it tapers down to a level 2 out of 4 threat on Friday.

“There is a chance Friday’s threat could be upgraded depending on how much rain falls Wednesday and Thursday,” the FOX Forecast Center said. “To end the week, the front is expected to drift a little farther south, shifting the heaviest rain closer to the coast.”

STATE OF EMERGENCY ISSUED IN WEST VIRGINIA AFTER CATASTROPHIC FLOODING SLAMS THE STATE

Locations such as Wilmington, North Carolina, and Norfolk, Virginia, could see rain totals of 3 to 5 inches through the weekend.

Severe storms swept across West Virginia, unleashing torrential rain and triggering widespread flash flooding across the state. Rising waters have submerged roads, damaged buildings and left communities dealing with dangerous conditions.

While the main threat this week will be heavy flooding, persistent severe storms are expected to bring repeated rain and damaging winds headed into the weekend.

TROPICAL STORM BERTHA MAKES LANDFALL IN SOUTHEAST LOUISIANA AS IT LASHES THE GULF COAST

Stay tuned to FOX Weather all week as we monitor these developing severe weather threats across the Mid-Atlantic and Carolinas.



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