United States flood threat rises as NOAA tracks Texas tropical development
NOAA says a moderate flood risk covers the Texas Gulf Coast, Louisiana and Mississippi, with 2 to 5 inches possible and tropical development under watch.
NOAA says a moderate flood risk covers the Texas Gulf Coast, Louisiana and Mississippi, with 2 to 5 inches possible and tropical development under watch.
Daytona Beach is revisiting flood relief options — including buyouts, pumps, storage and a dashboard — after the Army Corps path stalled, especially in Midtown.
Public comment on Fairbanks North Star Borough’s hazard mitigation plan is open through June 28, with wildfire, flood and infrastructure risks in view.
Burlington city leaders are set for a June 15 hearing on Public Works lot improvements tied to flood response, staging, and future salt-and-sand storage.
United States Evening Safety and Weather Update – A slow-moving storm system is keeping flash-flood watches active in parts of the Plains and Midwest tonight.
Satsuma, AL — The city’s June 6 cleanup day gives residents a short-term recovery step after late-May flooding, drainage trouble and sewer backups.
Satsuma, AL — The city still has sandbags at Public Works after late-May flooding, while sewer-overflow reports show cleanup is not finished.
NOAA says flash-flood risk tonight centers on Montana and western South Dakota, with severe-storm potential in the central Great Plains and more flooding risk Sunday.
Elkin residents should watch low-water crossings, ponding, and commute delays as National Weather Service guidance and regional flood reports keep the area on alert.
Janesville WI – Most major roads are back open after the April 17 flooding, but a few problem spots remain and the city has extended landfill hours for debris.
San Antonio TX – Heavy rain across April 20-22 closed roads, disrupted travel, and raised new questions about flood pockets near Loop 1604 construction.
Honolulu HI – Residents still dealing with March flood damage can now use city recovery hubs, temporary housing help, and new federal support pathways.
Chicago IL – A record rain at O’Hare brought flooded streets and basement backups citywide, and MWRD’s overflow alerts explain why the system was stressed.