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Significant rainfall and flash flooding near the state borders of Tennessee, Georgia, and North Carolina resulted in historically high stream levels along the Ocoee River.
Open story →Flooding from record rainfall in eastern and southern Florida
Open story →A large rainfall event from the in eastern central and southern Florida
Open story →Colorado Water Science Center - Flooding in the San Juan River Basin
Open story →Ongoing Flooding in Oklahoma Texas Water Science Center.
Open story →Ongoing Flooding in Oklahoma Texas Water Science Center.
Open story →Moisture from the remnants of Hurricane Simon is resulting in some localized flooding.
Open story →Nevada is deploying three teams today to collect recession data and assess posthigh‑water conditions across key basins.
Open story →Flooding in western North Carolina and upstate South Carolina caused by remnants of Hurricane Isaias
Open story →TS Rachel leaves So Cal wet but mostly undamaged
Open story →Significant flooding has impacted the panhandle region of Florida, with water levels reaching moderate to major stages.
Open story →A flood team is being deployed as Tropical Storm Rachel drives heavy rainfall in Las Vegas, NV today.
Open story →Significant flooding has impacted the panhandle region of Florida, with water levels reaching moderate to major stages.
Open story →Rachel due to strike extreme SW California Saturday night.
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