WORLDJul 29 · 13:54 UTCGUARDIAN USRichard Luscombe

Flash floods and storms batter north-east US as deadly weather threatens millions

Flash floods and severe storms caused widespread disruptions in northeastern US states, resulting in a lightning-related death in New Jersey, power outages for hundreds of thousands, and travel chaos. Tornado warnings and torrential rain exacerbated the situation, with extreme weather persisting into Wednesday.

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