A stalled frontal boundary draped across the Southeast, combined with developing areas of low pressure, is setting the stage for several more days of heavy rainfall from the Interstate 10 corridor northward through Georgia and the Carolinas.

Heavy rain from Georgia to North Carolina is triggering flash flood risks in major cities. More flooding could hit coastal areas later this week, with up to a foot of rain possible if a tropical system develops.

A blanket of clouds and waves of light to moderate rain showers make for a dreary Monday across the state. This has kept temperatures in the upper 60s to low 70s. Temperatures are not expected to deviate too much from what they are now give or take 2 to 4 degrees.