In what was a calm start to the weekend, residents of the state are bracing themselves for an impending storm, as Stormtracker meteorologists warn of heavy rain and strong winds set to hit on Sunday. This weather system is expected to bring significant rainfall, along with the possibility of scattered power outages.

The storm is predicted to move into the state on Sunday, with rain anticipated to develop around midday and persist until early Monday morning. With rainfall amounts ranging between 2" - 4" across the state, there is a heightened risk of street and basement flooding. As a result, a statewide flood watch has been issued for Sunday and Monday.

Accompanying the heavy rain will be strong wind gusts, prompting the issuance of a wind advisory that will remain in effect from Sunday into Monday. The forceful gusts could potentially lead to scattered power outages, causing disruptions in various areas.

The most intense phase of the storm is anticipated to hit late Sunday evening, gradually subsiding just before the Monday morning commute. Although a few thunderstorms may occur, the likelihood of the strongest storms is expected to remain to the south of the state.

As residents prepare for the incoming storm, it is crucial to stay informed and take necessary precautions to ensure their safety. Tracking the storm's progress and accessing additional storm details can be done by visiting the Stormtracker weather blog.

In light of these imminent weather conditions, it is advised to stay tuned to local news outlets and adhere to any further updates provided by authorities. Stay safe and be prepared for potentially adverse weather conditions throughout Sunday and into Monday.