Heavy rain and the risk of flooding will persist across the Southeast region of the United States into Sunday. A combination of Gulf moisture and a stalled front is expected to trigger widespread showers and thunderstorms from the Southeast up into the Mid-Atlantic states. While the anticipated rainfall may alleviate some dry conditions currently affecting the Mid-Atlantic, there is a significant risk of flash flooding due to the potential for heavier downpours. Areas of particular concern include southeast Virginia and eastern North Carolina, where the terrain and existing water levels may exacerbate the flood risk.