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Heavy rainfall around the U.S. on Monday prompted first responders in Texas to conduct water rescues and officials in California to issue evacuation warnings over potential mud slides in parts of Los Angeles County. In San Antonio, firefighters investigated whether five homeless people were swept away by rushing waters early Monday morning, according to fire department spokesperson Woody Woodward. Firefighters searched multiple locations, including drainage tunnels with the help of a boat, Monday morning and again before noon but did not find anyone.

With much of the U.S. currently still enduring a deadly and dangerous deep freeze, it's hard to believe how mild most areas are expected to be next week.

The same pattern bringing a warmup for most of the U.S. will result in widespread rain chances from Texas into the Southeast. Multiple days of heavy rainfall and the potential for flash flooding are expected. Forecast models show a widespread swath of 3-5 inches over the next week.

Authorities in Sydney have called on tourists and locals to stay away from 26 of the Australian city's iconic beaches due to increased water pollution following heavy rainfall. The water quality at the affected beaches, which include Rose Bay Beach, Balmoral Baths, Murray Rose Pool and Tambourine Bay, has been deemed "unsuitable for swimming" due to the pollution levels detected there, according to the New South Wales Beachwatch monitor on Friday. Sydney's famous Bondi Beach is not affected, acc

The Office of Civil Defense-Davao confirms that 83,158 families are impacted by the shear line, with casualties and infrastructure damage reported.