Flash Flood Warning: 6/12/26: Severe Flash Flood Warning Issued Amidst Thunderstorm Threat and Overcast Skies, Flooding Impacts Reported

Severe Flash Flood Warning is in effect until 8:00 PM CDT.

At 3:06 PM in Bartlett, the temperature stands at 74.7°F with a light wind from the southeast at 6.7 mph. The sky is overcast, hinting at the moisture-laden atmosphere that has already contributed to significant rainfall earlier today, totaling between 3 and 5 inches in certain areas, as observed by trained weather spotters. No additional precipitation is currently expected, but the conditions remain unsettled.

This afternoon, the high is expected to reach 81.3°F, with wind gusts potentially increasing to 13 mph. There is a 57% chance of additional rain, and scattered thunderstorms are possible throughout the day. As we transition into the evening, temperatures will drop, with a projected low of 73.6°F. Winds might lighten slightly to around 8.7 mph, and the chance of rain tonight decreases to 25%, though the overcast skies will persist.

The severe flash flooding reported earlier has impacted small creeks and streams, urban areas, and roads, leading to hazardous conditions in those regions. Residents are advised to exercise caution and to avoid flood-prone areas until conditions improve. Reports of flooding may continue, despite a halt in rainfall, making it essential to stay aware of local updates.