The latest storm in the Eastern Pacific, Hurricane Sandra, could bring another plume of moisture to the south central US later this week. If the storm moves as expected, the moisture will feed into a front in the area and could lead to more wet conditions and potential flooding due to saturated soils that already present from earlier flood events.
A lot of the moisture will probably be shunted north of the Southeast, but some of the moisture may work its way into the region as the front passes, particularly in northern Alabama and Georgia early next week.
