Page 295 - Flash Flooding News Today

A strong storm in the Gulf will bring high winds, widespread rain, and chilly temps across Southeast Louisiana on Wednesday.

Although Monday featured sunny skies from start to finish, more clouds are on the horizon. Cloud cover will thicken on Tuesday. By Wednesday, we may have enough moisture to bring a healthy dose of rain to southern Louisiana.

Heavy rain and strong winds are possible for New Orleans on Wednesday

As Typhoon Bolaven passes through the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands, the Federal Emergency Management Agency strongly urges residents and visitors to prepare now for heavy rain and flash

A batch of rain from two systems in the Eastern Pacific could enter the Gulf and drive heavy rain onto the Gulf Coast by midweek.

One of the coldest mornings in MONTHS will start off our day on Monday before one of our most likeliest rounds of rain in months moves in by midweek!

After flash flooding devastated Fort Lauderdale in the spring, city officials decided to accelerate work on critical infrastructure aimed at mitigating the risk of such a disaster in the future.

Flooding remains a concern for parts of the Northeast through Maine as a powerful front combines with moisture from what was Tropical Storm Philippe to produce heavy rainfall.

Heavy rain is expected to impact parts of the Tri-State area, even leading to a road closure in New Jersey.

In our news wrap Thursday, the Biden administration cleared the way to allow 20 miles of border wall construction in Texas, the U.S. will resume deporting people to Venezuela if they enter the country illegally and a panel of federal judges selected a new congressional map in Alabama's long-running fight over redistricting and race.