Page 527 - Flash Flooding News Today

Flash flooding. notice behind me, we also do have still the rough seas and this is something that is a good sign right now. the water is pushing back. its receding because were at low tide but then again tonight around 11:00 p.m. were going to have high tide and there is that threat for storm surge. so 1 to 2-foot storm surge is still a concern here on long island, all the way from here,. atsmith point beach to montague. it is stalling out, losing the forward momentum and sitting over the region...

The aircraft as well. nice job knocking that up, tyler, thank you, tyler mauldin, value-adding to our coverage. severe weather also causing devastation in middle tennessee. at least ten people have died during severe flash flooding. this was in humphries county which is about 60 miles west of nashville. the sheriffs office told a cnn affiliate two of the bodies they recover wednesday toddlers. more than two dozen are still missing. officials say around 50 national guard troops have now been de...

Been urged to prepare for one of the most powerful storms in years. hurricane henri has strengthened from a tropical storm, triggering a state of emergency to be declared in parts of new york state. lebo diseko reports. it was meant to be a celebration of new yorks triumph over the worst of the pandemic. at this star—studded concert, it was mother nature who stole the show. thousands of people were told to leave for their own safety. were told to leave for their own safe . ., , were told to le...

Connecticut and new york. and then it just continues to go downhill for the rest of the region as the system pushes from the south to the north. a lot of rainfall has already fallen across the region. i mean, weve picked up several inches over the last week. new york probably picked up four to five. some areas six inches just within the last 24 hours and well add to those totals as theist ism slows down after making landfall. some of us could see up to six inches of rainfall. isolated areas, may...

In fact, this is the -- the band of thunderstorms pushing through that cancelled the concert tonight. we have seen nearly 4 inches of rain in parts of new york city, already. we are going to add to that, over the next 24 hours, and not just in new york. its all across the northeast and new england. we have long island. we have connecticut. and we have rhode island under hurricane warnings. everywhere you see in blue, that includes new york city and providence and nantucket. we have a tropical-st...

Them meeting. the effort is to portray an image of inclusiveity. we dont know who is going to emerge as their leader, whether its a hard line figure or somebody more moderate. alicia: jessica, thank you so much. appreciate your time today. >> thank you. alicia: keep it right here for president bidens update on the evacuations in afghanistan, just minutes away at 4:00 p.m. eastern and we will bring that to you live. ben. benjamin: catastrophic flooding in tennessee has turned deadly, at least 16 ...

Of storm surges. >> the third wettest july in some parts. new york city. then you had fred just last week, remnants rolling through and now this. this seems to be the scenario for a bad situation. >> it is. were so sat curated. weve had fred. youve had some other rainfall, even last night. you saw some of those totals to 2, 3, 4 inches of rain already. so much moisture in the atmosphere righth now. it doesnt take much to squeeze out this rain. tropical rain is so different. its so efficient. 4 t...

That, everybody whos still here needs to find shelter and stay put. whit? >> we can see that surf picking up there. trevor, thank you. lets get to abcs senior meteorologist rob marciano in connecticut. rob, time this out for us as the storm approaches. rain will actually hit new e - jersey overnight tonight, and the wind and rain will arrive in long island by sunrise tomorrow, and shortly after that, full force here on the connecticut coastline. right now at about 340 miles to our south, strengt...

Already seen boarding up homes and pulling boats out of the water earlier today. the hurricane is expected to cause flash flooding, storm surges and high wind. emergency officials warn millions could be without power monday morning. more "american voices" after this break. morning more "american voices" after this break knows everyones unique. thats why they customize your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. [ nautical horn blows ] i mean just because you look like someone else doe...

Time ago, his name is keith hedrick. he talked about mandatory evacuations in two neighborhoods of groton. >> the thing im worried about here is if you look at the concrete beach that we have here, the tide is going to come up and over. if youre talking about a three to five-foot storm surge, thats higher than the top of the concrete beach. and then that will flood this street and then go over to the houses that basically the way theyre landscaped, a lot of times theyre going to form a bowl. >> ...