At Least 14 Dead After Winter Storm Brings Floods, Severe Weather
At least 14 people are dead after a winter storm packing severe weather struck the South and moved through the East over the weekend. Eleven of those victims were killed in Kentucky as heavy rains pummeled the region, trapping cars, sweeping vehicles off roadways and causing vehicle accidents.
The National Weather Service in Nashville estimated that between 1 and 6 inches of snow could fall across the Middle ...
People that were flooded out over the weekend, like in Logan County, are now snowed in after winter weather hit West Virginia ...
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An impending winter storm brings snow and ice to parts of Arkansas, Missouri, and Tennessee, with a flood advisory along the ...
Flooding has inundated a swath of Southern states ... temperatures in some areas could rival the lowest experienced this winter, AccuWeather said. In Detroit, the National Weather Service said ...
The waters around Pulaski may be receding, but the extreme weather may not be done for this week quite yet. This weekend’s storms caused a lot of flooding in the low-lying areas of Pulaski – and more ...
Adams said long-term solutions are needed to help prevent future flooding, including better stream maintenance and ...
Portions of Greenbrier County until Noon on Monday, 2/17, along Sewell Creek and Meadow Rivers. Rivers have crested and are ...
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Heavy rains and dangerous flooding struck the Southeast U.S. as much of the East endured a renewed round of harsh, soggy ...
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