EARLY ALERT: Heavy rainfall Sunday afternoon and night could result in minor flooding, particularly in the Genesee Valley east, according to the National Weather Service at Buffalo, as the area enters a several days rain period, starting this afternoon.
Up to an inch-and-a-half of rain is forecast for Allegany County through Monday, which will cause water levels on
area streams and rivers to rise, according to meteorologists.
Some snow showers also may enter the mix Monday and Tuesday nights.
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