Page 478 - Flash Flooding News Today

Linsey? >> gio, thank you. tonight, millions in the south are on alert for dangerous flash flooding with heavy rain and thunderstorms stretching from the gulf coast to tennessee. these images are from tuscaloosa, alabama. lets go straight to rob marciano, who is in boston for us tonight. certainly a mild sunday in the northeast, but some dangerous conditions in the water. >> reporter: yeah, a lot of people flocking to area parks and the beaches. weve had dangerous rip currents all weekend long...

Top stories were watching this morning. there are now 16 named storms this season. the very latest, tropical storm peter has formed over the atlantic ocean early this morning. the u.s. national hurricane center in miami says peter is centered in the caribbean, and is expected to bring up to three inches of rain to the virgin islands and puerto rico. one person is missing after heavy rain caused flash flooding in alabama yesterday. witnesses say a driver went underwater after their car went into ...

The only life they have ever known. translation: the | climate has changed. we dont get water from underground any more, because the wells are dried. i had a number of goats, but the drought ate them. i have nothing left. yet another desperate search, where water used to be. not that long ago, this dam was an important water source for local visitors and their livestock. on any given day, you would see cattle, sheep and goats here. but as the rainy seasons became ever shorter and drier, this dam...

Ever shorter and drier, this dam completely dried up, forcing local communities to walk further and further to find water to survive. livelihoods here are intrinsically linked to the local environment. droughts used to hit turka na every ten years but in the 1990s, the frequency doubled and since 2017, drought conditions have struck turkana every second year. flash flooding can also strike here with the power to wipe out entire herds. extreme weather events mean food shortages, rising poverty an...

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Yet another desperate search where water used to be. not that long ago, this dam was an important water source for local villagers and their livestock. on any given day, you would see cattle, sheep and goats here. but as the rainy seasons became ever shorter and drier, this dam completely dried up, forcing local communities to walk further and further to find water to survive. livelihoods here are intrinsically linked to the local environment. droughts used to hit turkana every ten years but in ...

Water source for local villages and their livestock. at any given day, you would see cattle, sheep and goats here, but as the rainy seasons became ever shorter and drier, this dam completely dried up, forcing local communities to walk further and further to find water to survive. livelihoods here are intrinsically linked to the local environment. droughts used to hit turkana every ten years, but in the 1990s, the frequency doubled, and since 2017, drought conditions have struck turkana every sec...

Flash flooding hit several areas in Bath County Wednesday morning.

What was tropical depression nicholas is dumping heavy rains along the gulf coast and now threatening to bring dangerous flash flooding to parts of the south still reeling from hurricane ida. ped tram javaheri is tracking tt system and more trouble in the tropics. >> yes, good morning. it has been so soggy along portions of the gulf the last couple days really going back a few weeks with idas presence across the region. but notice two day rainfall estimates putting it as much as 6 to 8 inches, p...

Event. isolated cases of flash flooding yesterday. that will happen again today. the storm itself is drifting along the louisiana coast. its about a tenth of what it used to be, even less than wait used to be, 100th less of what it used to be. because the ground is so saturated, they have flash flood watches up through friday evening. 5 million people are included that. its not going to to be a sunny nice day. on and off periods of heavy rain bush not like the crazy rainfall totals you get with ...