Pockets of heavy rain will hit a swath from D.C. to New York City
Isolated flooding is also possible in pockets of Idaho and New Mexico.
Thursday's flooding could be locally significant, especially in urban areas. Some storms could produce rainfall rates on the order of 3 inches per hour, leading to rapid-onset flooding in vulnerable areas.
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