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To fox news live and lauren blanchard in washington. a strong storms are causing severe flooding for millions of americans in the northeast this weekend, and those storms aren t done yet. people from pennsylvania up into new england continue to see heavy rain at this hour. the high water stranded multiple drivers who had to be rescued. heavy rain in the northeast is expected to last through tomorrow. ukrainian president vladimir zelensky is promising to push for nato membership at this week s summit in lithuania . he s also expected to ask for more aid as russia s invasion continues to rage on the white house s already pledging to send kiev another 800 million in military aid and includes highly controversial cluster bombs. last week, russia launched a major attack on the western city of love, evil ukrainian forces continue their counter offensive in the east. lauren blanchard now back to life, liberty and living. mean? ....
Currently under flood watches as monsoon storms pummel parts of the southwestern u.s. near phoenix, flash floods ripped through intersections, pushing cars to the side like toys. officials say the storms aren t over yet, some areas are expected to see up to six inches of rain in the coming days. and tropical form wstorm warnin posted for parts of texas and mexico. let s bring in cnn meteorologist der derek van dam. lots to keep your eye on. looks like the tropics are coming to life. we haven t seen a named storm in the atlantic tropical basin since the beginning of july. and what are we, now the 19th, 20th of august. so you see how quiet it has ....
that s relatively difficult to answer. it s a job that we collectively said that was possible and we could do, and, of course, the nation itself is backing us. severe weather is headed for the southern united states. even as some states are still digging through the rubble from last week s storms. look at these pictures. this is in alabama where at least 23 people died when tornadoes ripped through the state. the coming storms aren t expected to be as severe but tornadoes are still a possibility. derrick van dam is looking at this. derrick? we re going to focus our attention on the chances of severe weather today, a little north and west of lee count who where the deadly tornado struck last week. what was interesting and fascinating about that tornado is it actually spawned 400 kilometers. it actually spent that entire distance on the ground causing its havoc and unfortunately its fatalities as well. just want to recap what happened ....
But what s the fun in that? switch to cvs pharmacy. okay. here in the u.s. they have severe weather heading for the southern part of the country. and some states are digging through the rubble of last week s storms. the storms aren t expected to be as severe. tornados are still a possibility. meteorologist derrick van dam joins us now. last weekends s storm, last sunday was the one tornado that caused 23 fatalities. that was the worst storm since 1932 and particularly concerning about the storm is how long it was on the ground for. ....
Idea. it s an expensive proposition. tens of millions of dollars. we reported a lot over the last few years on california s drought. this is the opposite of that. and there s more rain coming in. what s the concern about that? it is a concern. they re draining the lake of a rate of about eight feet a day. they wanted to get it town to 50 feet. that s not going to happen. but for the next storms come in about midnight wednesday. if the storms aren t particularly strong, they ll be able to drain it faster than the waters coming in. that s dependent on the main spillway, which is damaged. if they cut the flow coming out of the spillway, the waters could rise again. that s the fear. still a concern. eric curry, appreciate your time. thanks so much. thanks for having me. ....