Ready for hurricane season, 14 new tidal gauges have been installed across Lee County to better help track and monitor flooding.

A flash flood warning was issued by the National Weather Service in Mount Holly at 12:09 p.m. on Wednesday, May 14. This warning applies to Burlington and Camden counties in New Jersey ...

WHEN YOU SEE CONSISTENT DAYS OF RAIN, IF THE GROUND IS ALREADY SATURATED, THAT’S WHEN YOU REALLY START TO GET INTO THOSE FLOOD RISKS. YOU START TO SEE THE LAKES AND RIVERS RISING. MOST OF THE ...

The National Weather Service has issued a flood watch from 9 a.m. Friday to 8 a.m. Saturday for much of the Albany area and the counties in the Hudson Valley. Flood watches are issued when ...

The National Weather Service issued severe weather warnings for much of Ohio, including a flood watch that goes into effect starting Wednesday. Here's how to stay safe. Severe weather alerts ...

We see the impact of what climate change is actually doing to our community.” The flood sensor program is being run by Tim Canty, an associate professor of atmospheric and oceanic science at the ...

The insurance technology company’s Dealer Open Lot program offers sensor-enabled parametric flood insurance, with a smart sensor installed on the lot or insured property that FloodFlash said ...

TPG has partnered with the University of Technology Sydney to launch the project, which performs more precise flood and storm monitoring than the Bureau of Meteorology thanks to radiophysics.

Home insurance doesn’t cover flood damage, so homeowners who live in a designated flood zone or simply want peace of mind must procure flood insurance separately, further driving up ...

Flood damage is the most common natural disaster in the U.S. and one of the costliest. Florida is one of the states most at risk for flood damage, but only about 18% of homeowners had it as of 2022.

A well-designed product that adds a new aspect of protection to Ring’s home security systems, the Ring Flood and Freeze Sensor works as advertised. But it’s not unique by any means ...