station, wjla, meteorologist steve rudin. steve, good morning. >> great to be here. lot to talk about on this last day of meteorological spring. look at this. a tornado, ree heights, south dakota. that was yesterday. didn't amount to a whole lot. and didn't cause a whole lot of damage. but strong storms likely as they move through the afternoon and overnight hours tonight. billings, rapid city, denver, all under a slight risk for severe storms, with gusty winds and localized tornadoes. head up to the upper midwest, looking at heavy rain and a round of severe storms later on today, even into the day tomorrow. but look at these impressive rainfall amounts. international falls could see upwards of two to three inches of rain by the time this system finally moves out of here. and just what they don't need across the gulf coast, more rain. houston, looking at a record-breaking month for rain. the highest amount of rain so far this year. and looking at about 12 inches. that's what they had so far for the month. looking at the video outside of tampa earlier yesterday. a wea