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TEWKSBURY — Tewks­bury’s Department of Pub­lic Works faced 100-year rain events, flash flooding, and abnormally high heat this summer, combining to create a perfect storm of infrastructure crises for the

Ophelia, now a post-tropical cyclone, is moving up the East Coast, bringing heavy rainfall and threats of flash flooding and dangerous surf from North Carolina to New Jersey.

After a rainy and windy Saturday, Sunday's forecast calls for less rain and fewer winds but still a risk of local flooding.

Tropical Storm Ophelia continues to bring widespread heavy rain and gusty winds to a large swath of the East Coast on Saturday afternoon. Its weakening trend persists as it slowly moves north up the coast with maximum sustained winds now down to 45 mph. It is moving to the north at 13 mph and the center was about 95 miles south of Richmond, Virginia, as of 3 p.m. local time.

Flash flooding is one of several concerns as rounds of severe thunderstorms develop over the Plains during the next 48 hours ahead of an advancing fall frontal boundary.

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The City Council on Sept. 5 approved plans to seek more than $580.6 million in grants to reduce flooding in Fayetteville.

Calumet City residents are cleaning up after heavy rain led to flash flooding Sunday, with water in basements and stranded cars.

Flood Watch in effect through Tuesday early morning.

SCRANTON — Scranton Counseling Center and United Neighborhood Centers of Northeastern Pennsylvania will maintain a presence at city storm recovery outreach sessions this week, connecting impacted residents with services they