The primary risk is widespread flooding across the Southeast, particularly in areas already saturated by recent rainfall. A Level 3 of 4 flood risk is in place for parts of the Virginia-North Carolina border, while a Level 2 of 4 risk extends from coastal North Carolina to northern Alabama. Urban areas like Atlanta, Birmingham, and Charlotte are at risk of flash flooding due to intense rainfall rates. In Texas, isolated flash flooding is possible, though dry ground conditions may mitigate the threat. Transportation disruptions, including temporary road closures, have already been reported in North Carolina.