Additional rainfall to bring the potential for river flooding... The area includes northwest Ohio and much of northern Indiana Friday into Saturday. Ongoing mild weather and recent rainfall has elevated numerous river levels and caused some to reach action stage. Additional rainfall (up to 1.7") with wet ground conditions will cause a high percentage of runoff and subsequent additional rises on rivers with an increasing likelihood of flooding. The potential for river flooding will linger into early next week, especially across the larger stem rivers of the Maumee and Wabash basins. Given the bitterly cold air arriving Sunday and persisting through at least the middle of next week, there is some chance for ice jams, but given the recent mild weather this ice jam potential seems low.