Rainfall amounts through Wednesday morning could be 4-5 inches with isolated higher amounts to 6 inches possible. Make sure gutters and storm drains are clear so water can go where it's supposed to. Have a way to get flash flood warnings that'll wake you up. ^al (1/5) 
A Flash Flood Watch is in effect from 7:00 pm tonight through 1:00 am Wednesday Morning. ^al (2/5)
The tornado threat is mostly concentrated S of I-40 where there is a 2% chance of a tornado within 25 miles of you. These are often hard to warn, quick spin-ups with tropical systems. If a tornado warning is issued, you may not have much time to act. Have a plan. ^al (3/5)
Wind: While we could see damaging wind gusts associated with thunderstorms, NWS is not forecasting general wind gusts outside of thunderstorms to be a problem. 20-25 mph wind gusts aren't that unusual around here. (4/5)
How to prepare: 1) Make sure you have at least two ways to get warnings...a wake-me-up app like @stormwatchplus and NOAA Weather Radio. 2) Have a plan for if a flash flood or tornado warning is issued. 3) Make sure storm drains near your home are clear. ^al (5/5)
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