Page 507 - Flash Flooding News Today

101. as you expect, it stays hot and humid through the end of the week. day after day. especially at night, its difficult to sleep when the temperature is 80 degrees and its humid in your house or apartment. whats left from the storm? a big rainmaker. watch out for flash flooding in places like nashville. 30-mile-per-hour winds. winds are no longer an issue, but we still have 79 million people under flash flood watches because of the storm. the rain will head into the northeast as we go into w...

We talked about how its going to have a long tail. how are things looking today? >> were still going to see new communities getting flash flooding. im hearing reports of a road washed out in mississippi, two fatalities, ten injuries some of were not done with tall damage yet. we have flash flood warnings down along the coastal areas. a lot of the rain has moved into the rivers and we have major and moderate river flooding. anywhere you see in blue around new orleans, hammitt and elsewhere, we ha...

Ground anymore. thats going to be difficult. >> neil: got it. thanks, martha. heres jen psaki at the white house. >> damage assessments continue. hes made clear that the state, tribal and local officials that have request for anything have our full support and we are in close contact. today the fema administrator and the american red cross director meets with the governor and survey the damage from hurricane ida. the administrator will travel to mississippi tomorrow to meet with state officials....

Could see tremendous rainfall as well, about a 1200 mile stretch of land from louisiana out towards cape cod where we have the flood advisories in place. so rainfall estimates go right back up to maybe 6 plus inches, some areas potentially close to 10 inches in eastern pennsylvania getting awfully close to philadelphia, new york city, so some of the major metro cities will see what is left of the storm system and i always try to emphasize the significance of that because when you are in an area ...

Monitoring the impacts of hurricane ida as damage assessments continue. he has made clear that the state, tribal, and local officials who have request for anything have our full support, and we of course are in close contact. today the fema administrator and the american red cross director in louisiana to meet with the governor and survey the damage from hurricane ida. administrator chriswell will travel to mississippi tomorrow to meet with state officials. and as ida continues to move to the no...

0 you dont have to take care of all of kabul to get a bigger perimeter. that should have been another option. thanks, general. we know youll be part of the continuing coverage as we move forward. the president said it was time to end this war. that is the story. stay tuned for continuing coverage here on fox of the end of the war in afghanistan. >> neil: all right. martha just said it. i was not going to extend this forever war. the president of the united states explaining why after 20 years we...

The Category 2 hurricane is expected to weaken further as it makes its way northeast.

Hurricane Ida left all of New Orleans without power Sunday evening due to what the electric company called a "catastrophic transmission damage."

24 hours, the city that it made landfall yesterday, we had 153-mile-an-hour sustained -- rather, gusts, so not sustained winds but gusts but the hurricane as it moved onshore had sustained winds of 150 miles per hour and one of the lowest pressures weve ever seen in the gulf of mexico. the advisories we still have hurricane warnings in effect. this is still a hurricane. it is going to be weakening throughout the next 12 to 24 hours and then becoming an area of low pressure but still bringing tre...

But still widespread destruction, as you can see. president biden has declared a major disaster in louisiana, releasing extra resources for rescue and recovery efforts. nada tawfik reports from new orleans. this is the destructive power of ida. oh, my gosh! easily lifting the roof clear off this hospital in cut—off louisiana. these coastal areas have been the hardest hit so far. besides ferocious winds, there have been tidal surges as high as 16 feet, and flash flooding. this fire station in d...