Western North Carolina has already been hit by a large hailstorm, with more rain to come. The system is expected to exit the Southeast by Tuesday, gradually diminishing the flash flood threat.

Parts of southeast Texas were under flash flood warnings as excessive rainfall is expected in the Southern Plains states.

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DALLAS (AP) — One person has died after severe weather tore through parts of the central U.S., including heavy rain in Dallas, a tornado that touched down in the Kansas City area and flash flooding in Kansas that forced firefighters to rescue dozens of people, including stranded motorists.

Heavy rainfall disrupted Broussard on Friday, June 13, causing flash flooding and road closures throughout the city. Broussard Police Chief Vance Olivier reported that the

Meteorologists are monitoring two areas that could strengthen into tropical storms later this month and bring impacts to the U.S.

An estimated 4 inches of rain fell in Lee County, North Carolina, within about three hours Thursday afternoon.

Some parts of Southeast Texas have already seen up to 10 inches of rain on Thursday morning, prompting flash flood warnings.