Page 284 - Flash Flooding News Today

The combination of flooding downpours and gusty winds could be dangerous across the South as a pair of storms brings persistent threats into the weekend. The week started with wet weather drenching portions of Texas, Louisiana and Arkansas. More than 2.5 inches of rain was reported from Sunday through Tuesday in Tyler, Texas, while College Station, Texas, received 3.5 inches in fewer than three days. "Rounds of heavy rain and thunderstorms are expected to continue across the southern tier o...

A powerful storm wrecked havoc on San Diego County Monday, causing massive flooding, widespread electricity outages and countless road closures.

Manville, New Jersey homeowners say they were caught off guard when told that they will not receive grant funds to help raise their homes.

Heavy rainfall will create numerous flash floods across the Lower Mississippi Valley on Tuesday, including Arkansas and Louisiana.

A Flood Watch is in effect on Wednesday for much of Acadiana. This is equivalent to the old Flash Flood Watch that would be issued before the year 2021. Heavy storms are expected throughout the day tomorrow which could lead to flash flooding within our area. The Weather Prediction Center has central and northern Acadiana […]

The National Weather Service said it was the wettest January day since records began in 1850

A flash flood watch has been issued for parts of the Mid-South as the greater Memphis area faces a round of continued widespread showers and thunderstorms across.

Storm Isha hits Ireland and UK, causing massive power outages, travel chaos, and structural damage. Over 170,000 homes lose electricity; travel severely disrupted due to high winds and heavy rains.

A multiday deluge of rain and thunderstorms is aiming at the South this week, raising concerns for flooding across the region. The weather pattern across the central and eastern United States will shift as moisture funnels out of the Gulf of Mexico and meets up with a train of storms rolling out of the Southwest. This pattern shift has already shown signs of being active across eastern Texas, Louisiana and Arkansas when a round of steady, bone-chilling rain moved through the region. As the regio

A warmup is in finally in store for parts of the US that faced frigid cold temperatures this weekend, although the warm air will bring a risk of ice and flooding for parts of the central US.