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Wednesday marks one year since historic flash flooding slammed the St. Louis region, a catastrophe fueled by torrential rainfall and described by regional weather experts as a "one in one-thousand year" occurrence.

Through the middle of the week, it's more heat with isolated storms before we trend hotter and drier to end the workweek.

Acts of heroism are a source of consolation as Nova Scotia grieves the loss of two children and a 52-year-old man who died during the weekend flooding.

As the hottest weather of the summer so far builds across the northeastern United States to end this week, rounds of severe thunderstorms with high winds will be on the prowl, and some locations may have to face a familiar flash flooding problem, AccuWeather meteorologists say. During a strange summer in the Northeast where Canadian air and wildfire smoke held temperatures back in June and tropical moisture caused downpours and thunderstorms to flourish during much of July, many people are proba

A state of emergency can remain in effect for 14 days or until it is no longer required. Nova Scotia received up to 250 millimetres of rain this weekend.

Really warm and you have got the humidity. so 107 in st. louis. 100 in nashville. and thats going to come up towards the mid-atlantic and northeast friday. look at that 100 degrees is what it is going to feel like in new york. 106 in columbus and. the average is 85. 95 on thursday. and then as we get into the weekend. cooler air moves. in thats short lived. not the same story for parts of the south. we are getting some of that monsoonal moisture in towards the southwest and thats cutting back on...

Roaming summer thunderstorms are trickling into southern Utah, raising worries about flash flooding and other problems in national parks.

One young woman was in her kitchen when a tree came down on top of her house.

Police found the body of the missing boy's sister in the Delaware River on Friday, more than 30 miles from where the flash flooding occurred.

Heavy flooding brought on by seasonal rains in Afghanistan has killed at least 31 people and left scores missing.