The National Weather Service in Charleston has issued a Flash Flood Watch in effect from 5 a.m. Sunday through Sunday afternoon.
Rain will streak quickly from west to east on Sunday, exiting the area Sunday afternoon and evening.
Due to the wet ground and the last of the mountain snow melting, rain amounts in excess of an inch in less than six hours could cause stream flooding.
Strong rises may occur on Headwater Rivers.
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