More heavy rain is on its way to Clark County.
The National Weather Service has issued a Special Weather Statement warning between a half-inch and an inch of rain could fall after dark tonight and into Friday.
Here is the text of the statement:
…ANOTHER ROUND OF WET WEATHER HEADED TO THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST…
ANOTHER STRONG STORM SYSTEM WILL MOVE INTO THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST
LATE TONIGHT AND FRIDAY BRINGING ANOTHER ROUND OF HEAVY RAINFALL
TO THE AREA. A VERY STRONG JET STREAM ACROSS THE PACIFIC CONTINUES
TO AIM A MOIST BAND OF MOISTURE TOWARD SOUTHWEST WASHINGTON AND
NORTHWEST.
THIS STORM SYSTEM WILL LIKELY NOT PRODUCE AS MUCH RAINFALL AS THE
YESTERDAYS STORM…BUT STILL PRODUCE QUITE ALOT OF RAIN FOR THIS
TIME OF YEAR. RAINFALL AMOUNTS OF 1 TO 2.5 INCHES IS LIKELY AT THE
COAST…COAST RANGE AND CASCADES. AMOUNTS IN THE INTERIOR VALLEYS
WILL LIKELY BE IN THE 0.5 TO NEAR 1 INCH RANGE.
THE HEAVY RAIN WILL ONCE AGAIN LEAD TO SHARP RISES ON RIVERS IN
SOUTHWEST WASHINGTON AND NORTHWEST OREGON LATE TONIGHT AND FRIDAY.
SOME SMALL STREAMS AND URBAN AREAS MAY EXPERIENCE LOCALIZED
FLOODING. BREEZY CONDITIONS ALONG THE COAST AND INLAND VALLEYS IS
ALSO EXPECTED AS THE FRONT MOVES IN EARLY FRIDAY. SNOW LEVELS
WILL BE ABOVE 7000 FEET FOR MOST OF THIS EVENT. THE HEAVY RAIN ON
SNOW WILL CAUSE DANGEROUSLY UNSTABLE CONDITIONS FOR CLIMBERS ON THE
AREA PEAKS.
