Tropical Depression Cindy crept northward across Louisiana toward Arkansas after churning ashore as a tropical storm early Thursday, weakening steadily but still spreading heavy rain and thunderstorms over hundreds of miles of territory from east Texas through a broad swath of the Southeast. Heavy rain to continueAuthorities continued to warn that driving rains spinning off from the storm could still cause dangerous flash floods. "That continues to be the threat," said Ken Graham, of the National Weather Service Office near New Orleans. Heavy rain was forecast to spread over the Tennessee and Ohio valleys on Thursday, then move Friday and Saturday into the central Appalachians. Intermediate Advisory 10A issued on Tropical Storm Cindy.

Source: CBC News June 22, 2017 06:40 UTC