Rainfall Impacts News Today

(KRON) – The National Weather Service has issued a Flood Watch, Coastal Flood Advisory, and a Wind Advisory. Rainfall is also excepted for the Bay Area and Central Coast from Sunday night to Monday morning, according to the NWS. The rainfall impacts include rapid rises in creeks and streams, ponding of water on roadways and […]

After hitting Mexico, some of Norma's remnants will also eventually fuel rainfall across drought-stricken parts of the central U.S.

Region and the stage is set for a heavy rainfall event across interior portions of the southeast coastal plain and the piedmont and then expecting tropical storm and hurricane conditions along portions of the southeast coast and storm surge as well, three to five feet of inundation along portions of the georgia coastline and south carolina. >> talk to me about the speed of this storm. 20 miles per hour seems relatively fast for a hurricane. sometimes the slow moving storms are more deadly and da...

Well see tropical winds picking up late tomorrow night. these are the rainfall impacts. this is a dire situation when you see these numbers. generally eight to 15 inches. we could see up to 20 cinches of inches of rain and a storm surge of up to 20 feet. joining us is dr. mark klein, physician in chief of childrens hospital, new orleans. hes a pediatrician and infectious disease specialist. dr. klein, thank you very much for being here. whats your hospital doing to prepare for a possible categ...

It is still really strong storm. and there is water of course, torrential downpour, of course, sunday. we could see 20 inches of rain. we will see the pumping stations and levees tested. so these are your tropical alerts. all the way from lake charles to the mississippi alabama border. but where you see that red, and that includes baton rouge and morgan city, if you have not heeded those warnings you want to do so tonight, tomorrow, tomorrow afternoon. because sunday will be too late. these are ...

When the winds are lower, those are the impacts, nothing to do with what the rainfall impacts can be and thats the concern. as soon as this thing started weakening with the winds, i was thinking we could have millions without power by the end of the storm. now probably hundreds of thousands. right now 90,000 people are without power. 72,000 in rhode island and 13,000 in connecticut right now mostly confined to right where the storm is making land faum as we speak. i keep hitting fresh on my comp...

Rain bands with intense rain coming ashore still over north carolina. and we have still some strong wis on occasion. now, what weve seen in the last few hours is a change in that the storm surge, which is still somewhat of a risk, is beginning to come down because the winds are coming down, but the rainfall impacts are increasing. i want to show you whats going on with the trent river there in north carolina. this is over the last couple of days. you can see the water level rise. it rose quickly...