Flash flooding

A single mother in Nashville, Tennessee, experienced sudden flash flooding that submerged her home and photography studio within 20 minutes, despite the property not being in a flood zone. The flooding, caused by heavy rainstorms, has occurred twice recently, damaging her livelihood and prompting concerns about drainage issues.

Parts of New Jersey are experiencing life-threatening flash flooding due to heavy rainfall, with 4.91 inches of rain reported in Kendall Park. The downpours have caused numerous flooding incidents across the state.

Another round of heavy rain caused flash flooding across parts of New Jersey. Anthony Johnson is reporting on the situation from central New Jersey.

Nearly 2 inches of rain fell in about an hour on July 8, causing flash flooding in parts of Columbia. The heavy rainfall led to sudden flooding in the area.

The Aspen Acres Fire burn area faces a high risk of flash flooding from brief thunderstorms due to hydrophobic soil and steep terrain. Similar conditions after the 2012 Waldo Canyon Fire led to flash flooding, highlighting the long-term vulnerability of burned regions to debris flows and mudslides.

A roof at a BJ's Wholesale Club in New Jersey partially collapsed due to heavy rain and flash flooding, but no injuries were reported. The incident occurred near New York City following thunderstorms and relentless rain that caused streets to flood.

The tri-state area experienced intense rainstorms causing flooding, power outages, a roof collapse in New Jersey, and a bus crash injuring at least a dozen people. Flash flooding affected roadways, businesses, and homes in New York and New Jersey, leading to flight disruptions.

Coney Island and Sheepshead Bay in Brooklyn were severely affected by flash flooding caused by relentless rain on Monday. The flooding hit these areas particularly hard.

A dangerous flash flood threat has escalated for nearly 60 million people across the Northeast, with NOAA's Weather Prediction Center issuing a Level 3 out of 4 risk for New York City, Long Island, Coastal Connecticut, Rhode Island, and southeastern Massachusetts.

New York City is under a flood watch due to heavy rain and potential thunderstorms following a heatwave. Mayor Zohran Mamdani urged residents to limit travel, while NYC Emergency Management warned of delays, hazardous conditions, and flash flooding risks until Tuesday morning.

Mayor Mamdani has urged New York City residents to prepare for heavy rain and flash flooding, which is expected to pose the greatest risk during Monday's morning commute from now until 10 a.m.

Heavy rain and flash flooding are expected to impact New York City on Monday morning between 4 a.m. and 10 a.m., with officials urging the public to take warnings seriously.

The Tri-State area is under a flood watch through Monday night due to heavy rain, with repeated downpours in the next 24-36 hours posing a risk of flash flooding.

The Guadalupe River in Ingram, Texas, experienced flash flooding last July that resulted in 139 deaths. The event is being revisited one year later as part of ongoing coverage of the Texas Hill Country Flood.

Flash flooding in Texas nearly one year ago killed over 130 people, including 27 individuals at Camp Mystic. Fathers of Camp Mystic victims are advocating for safety changes. Jason Allen interviewed two of these fathers.

Three firefighters were killed and two others were burned battling a wildfire along the Colorado-Utah border. At least four people have died in flash flooding in Kentucky.

Millions of Americans are preparing for flash flooding as heavy rainfall affects the Great Plains, with a Level 2 flash flood risk spanning over 700 miles from Nebraska to western Florida due to saturated soils.

A Severe Thunderstorm Watch has been expanded to cover the entire Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex until 10 p.m. tonight, bringing threats of 65 mph winds, hail, and dangerous flash flooding. The severe weather precedes a major heatwave expected later this week.

Thunderstorms and lightning strikes caused chaos in Britain, leading to train cancellations and flash flooding. A subsequent 37C heatwave further disrupted the country, bringing it to a standstill.

Severe storms and heavy rain are expected to disrupt the Dallas-Fort Worth morning commute on Friday, with flash flooding reported. Dangerous humidity will push the weekend heat index to 110 degrees.

Tropical Storm Arthur's remnants caused heavy rain and flash flooding across Gulf states like Louisiana, Mississippi, and Texas, while the Midwest faced tornadoes and damage in Illinois, Indiana, and Kentucky. Tornado warnings and power outages were reported, with some areas receiving up to 3 inches of rain per hour.

Presidio officials in West Texas are seeking a temporary block on border wall construction near the Big Bend area, claiming it poses a 'deadly' flash flooding risk to locals.

Tropical Storm Arthur, the first of the Atlantic hurricane season, formed near the Gulf Coast, bringing heavy rain and threats of dangerous flash floods to Texas, Louisiana, and surrounding regions. The storm is expected to weaken after moving inland but will cause prolonged flooding and coastal surges through Friday, with potential tornadoes through Thursday.

A Flood Watch has been issued for most of Southeast Michigan from Wednesday into Thursday morning due to severe storms, with 1-2 inches of rain expected and localized areas potentially receiving 3 inches or more. Severe weather risks include damaging winds, large hail, isolated tornadoes, and flash flooding, particularly impacting the evening commute.

A midweek storm system is expected to bring widespread rain and thunderstorms, with flash flooding risks due to heavy rainfall. Drier and pleasant conditions are forecasted for the rest of the workweek, with the next rain chance arriving by Sunday.

More than 40 million people in the Gulf Coast are preparing for record-breaking rainfall as the first named storm of the season, Arthur, approaches Texas. The situation is being reported by Jason Allen and Rob Marciano.

Southeast Michigan is experiencing two rounds of rain and thunderstorms this week, with the first round on Tuesday featuring scattered storms and potential severe weather, followed by a second round on Wednesday with heavy rain and flash flooding risks. The Storm Prediction Center has issued Marginal and Slight Risk levels for severe weather, including damaging winds, large hail, and possible tornadoes.

Southeast Michigan will experience scattered to numerous showers and thunderstorms on Tuesday, with a marginal risk of severe weather in western suburbs. Another round of widespread rain and thunderstorms is expected Wednesday, with flash flooding concerns south of I-94. Cooler temperatures will persist through the weekend, with highs in the 70s and lows in the 50s.

Flash flooding in Central Texas has caused road closures and emergency warnings, with additional rain expected. Austin firefighters are urging drivers to avoid flooded roads as the situation persists.

A 30-year-old California woman disappeared during a hike in Costa Rica amid flash flooding and mudslides. Costa Rica is under a nationwide green alert due to heavy rains and saturated soils increasing flood and landslide risks.

Tonight's weather will be warm and muggy with rounds of showers and storms. Some storms may produce heavy downpours that could lead to localized flash flooding.

Five people were rescued from a flooded cave in Laos after flash flooding trapped seven individuals. Rescuers pumped water out of the cave system to facilitate the rescue.

The first villager has been rescued from a flooded cave in Laos. Seven villagers entered the cave last week and became trapped by flash flooding. Five of them were found two days ago alive and in good health.

A woman died in Tennessee after being swept away by swift water during flash flooding. The incident occurred amid persistent wet weather and flooding in the region.

Severe weather warnings have been issued for Queensland, New South Wales, and Tasmania as heavy rains and flash flooding threaten multiple regions. A low-pressure trough drawing tropical moisture is driving the wet weather, according to meteorologist Ilana Cherny of the Bureau of Meteorology.

Five people trapped in a flooded cave in Laos for over a week were found alive, but two remain missing. Heavy rain caused flash flooding, blocking the cave's exit after villagers entered on May 19.

Five villagers found alive after being trapped in a flooded cave in central Laos for over a week, as rescue teams continue searching for two missing individuals. Heavy rain caused flash flooding that blocked the cave exit on May 19.

Seven villagers in Laos are trapped in a flooded cave after flash flooding blocked their exit during a gold search. Thai experts, who previously assisted in the 2018 youth soccer team cave rescue, are part of the ongoing rescue effort.

Seven Laotian villagers searching for gold became trapped in a cave after heavy rain caused flash flooding. Thai rescue experts have joined efforts to save the trapped individuals.

Seven Laotian villagers entered a cave to search for gold and were trapped after heavy rain caused flash flooding. Thai rescue experts have joined efforts to save them.