Heavy rains were expected to continue in parts of Missouri, Kentucky and elsewhere in the coming days and could produce dangerous flash floods capable of sweeping away cars. In Hopkinsville ...

and Goshen Road floods at the back entrance to Two Creeks subdivision. At 14 feet, Jones Lane floods. The level was at 34.5 feet at 10:30 a.m. Monday but was projected to reach 55 feet Sunday ...

There has been a three-vehicle collision on the inner lane of Belfast's A12 Westlink approaching York Street. Police are at the scene and the incident is said to be passable in the outer lanes ...

Some areas in Mindanao experienced landslides and floods due to the rains brought by the easterlies over the weekend, GMA Integrated News’ Unang Balita reported on Monday. In Lake Sebu, South Cotabato ...

Other areas at risk are South Beach Road, Seagate Road and the seafront at Hunstanton. Flood gates in the area will be closed by the local authority, which will make access difficult. Properties ...

Flood alerts and warnings have been issued across a stretch of coast by the Environment Agency. Five places in Norfolk have been given flood warnings due to expected high tides. The Environment ...

Intense thunderstorms on top of heavy rain since Wednesday dumped more than a foot of rain on the region and triggered rare flash flood emergencies and flooding that began on Thursday afternoon.

Major flooding, higher than the 1974 flood, has inundated the towns of Stonehenge, Jundah and Windorah. Residents in Adavale and Jundah have been evacuated by air, as well as multiple properties ...

A flood warning was still in effect for portions of South Texas, including Cameron, Hidalgo and Willacy counties, through early Friday afternoon, according to the National Weather Service.

Additionally, Hidalgo County District One has reported that all drain systems are flowing and flood waters are receding.

The storm created treacherous conditions, with rescue crews responding to multiple flash flood emergencies, particularly Thursday afternoon. In the rarest of circumstances, these flash flood ...