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Vermont hit by 2nd day of floods

A storm that dumped two months of rain in two days is bringing more flooding across Vermont. Many communities had been marooned by high water, though officials say a dam

'It's heartbreaking': Vermont overwhelmed by 'catastrophic' flooding

US News: Heavy rainfall in Vermont and other states of the Northeast US led to extensive flooding, including in the state capital, Montpelier. The Winooski Riv

>> so heart breaking. you heard that last resident say they have never experienced something like this. the last time they had flooding like this was back in 2011 with hurricane the remnants of irene. you have to go back to the 1920s to see the mount of flooding that they have seen in northern and central vermont. there is more rain in the forecast by the way. let's take a look at what is hang right now. one of the rain totals, of course, we are looking at the potential for more rain in the forecast on top of the nine, ten inches that they received in vermont. and why news ski river by the way still at major flood stage will we have more rain in the forecastna. is going to add more snout injury. go back to 1927 to see the that

governor referred to it as irene 4.0, because we anticipate at least quadrupling the amount of damage that we saw in irene. this is going to be a years if not a decade-long recovery for the state of vermont. the irony is some communities suffered no significant damage at all. others have been absolutely catastrophically damaged. >> that is incredible. i just want to repeat that. you said it took 12 years after hurricane irene hit vermont. now this is an even worse amount of flooding that you're seeing now from this storm. i know that vermont got the equivalent of, like, two months of rain over just a two-day period, causing those flash floods. can you give us a sense about the rescues happening now? what is going on? is it that they're going door to door trying to pull people out of houses? give us a sense of what those look like. >> the current rescues under way

Vermont Hit By 2nd Day Of Floods As Muddy Water Reaches The Tops Of Parking Meters In Capital City

A storm that dumped up to two months of rain in two days in Vermont and other parts of the Northeast brought more flooding Tuesday to communities that

and all around the world. i'm bianca nobilo. maxes for h s foster has the da. just ahead -- >> this is an historic step. it makes us stronger and safer. mr. putin's political objectives are further dividing nato. this is my home. that is my garage. >> what have you lost? >> we don't know yet. >> this is an all hands on deck response. we have not seen this since irene and in some places it will surpass even that. >> live from london, this is "cnn newsroom" with max foster and bianca nobilo. it is tuesday, july 11, 9:00 a.m. here in london, 11:00 a.m.

today. we have several inches of rain to come in several hours and record-setting rain last night. extreme flash flood threat for areas in red. this is first extreme risk for vermont, talking about flooding reminiscent of irene back in 2011. we will cover on foxweather.com. the heat continues for parts of texas and the southwest. two ladies i want to say hi to. what is your name? >> charlotte. >> olivia. >> where are you from? >> north carolina. all right. thanks for coming. she says hi, carolina girls. >> we saw her the other day, shes so nice. see you soon. >> ainsley: portland is giving supplies to drug addicts, pipes

country. for more let's bring a meteorologist chris warren from our partners at the weather channel. good evening. >> good evening, norah, as carol burnett mention, reminding some of irene and for some reasons. there is been some serious devastating flooding, and floods for a more catastrophic will continue into tonight. flash flood threat is they are. and also we saw rain falling with the slow moving system on saturated grounds with a tropical air mats. as it was led to the catastrophic outcomes we have been seeing. and dangerous heat does continue across parts of the southwest. and then parts of the ohio valley and northeast where storms continue them once again by midweek, there is a threat for more flooding. >> norah: thank you. we are learning more details about the violent prison attack and disgraced former usaid team doctor larry nassar. who is accused of

vermont with life-threatening flooding, up to 8 inches of rain fell today turning scenic landscapes into deadly rivers of mud. >> the first thing i saw was my car underwater. >> reporter: nearly the entire state was under a flash flood warning. >> it certainly has been a long event so far. and we will have primary rivers rising and even more flooding tomorrow. >> reporter: 14 swift rescue crews from as far away as north carolina saved nearly two dozen people from cars, trees, and homes. now dozens of roads are crumbled and impassable. the sum of tropical storm irene went eight inches of rain fell in less than a day. >> we have not seem rain like this since irene, and some places it will surpass that. >> reporter: new york's hudson valley was slammed. within distant hours sunday, the torrential downpour completely destroyed this segment of route