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Fewer storms into the weekend as temps start to sear

Today, another upper-level disturbance or MCS (Cluster of storms) will move over the state as the northwest flow aloft sends these systems toward Alabama. They will set off scattered showers and storms. Some could be strong to severe. SPC has placed much of Central Alabama in a Level 1/5 Marinal Risk with the main threat […]

A man who died as a result of a drowning accident in his home is Vermont's first death related to recent storms and historic flooding, the state's emergency management agency said. Stephen Davoll, 63, of Barre, died on Wednesday, said Mark Bosma, spokesperson for Vermont Emergency Management. “The loss of a Vermonter is always painful, but it is particularly so this week," Vermont U.S. Sen. Peter Welch said in statement.

As more rounds of torrential downpours crawl through the northeastern United States, the likelihood of damaging and life-threatening flash flooding will increase into the middle of next week, AccuWeather meteorologists warn. Flooding may occur in some areas that were hit hard last Sunday and Monday and is also likely in many areas that missed out on the deluge in recent days. Meteorologists at AccuWeather have raised concerns about a high-powered rainmaker, known as an atmospheric river, which m

Emergency services were advising those on the road not to drive through floodwater.

Cool your body down. >> reporter: the heat and dry conditions make areas like this one vulnerable to fires, so crews here in santa clarita are prepared with bulldozers like this one, that create a dirt path and remove flammable brush to help keep a fire from spreading. norah? >> norah: danya bacchus, thank you very much. the extreme heat and risk of more severe flash flooding will stick around through the weekend. lets get some details now from meteorologist chris warren from our partners at the...

Volunteers pulled out their snow shovels Wednesday to clear inches of mud after torrential rain and flooding inundated communities across Vermont.

One woman died in New York after she was swept away in floodwaters as she tried to escape her home with her dog

Here is what the state is expecting. >> this is not expected to be a repeat of monday and tuesday, but it will be dangerous in the areas that experience flash flooding. >> so take a live look at our fox news drone, this is in the hard hit town of berry, vermont, and you see the debris similar to what you saw behind me and off camera from where our drone operators are there is actually a car in the river right now, and about ten workers are using a backhoe to lift that car out of the river and th...