Flash Flood Warnings

Flash flood warnings are active in the New York City area and New Jersey on Monday due to heavy rainfall and thunderstorms. Multiple rounds of rain are impacting the region, prompting flood alerts.

State of emergency notices have been issued in the Capital Region due to flash flood warnings and watches as rain continues to affect the area.

Severe thunderstorms are moving through New York and New Jersey on Saturday, with tornado watches and flash flood warnings issued by forecasters.

Flash flood warnings have been issued in the north-eastern US as severe thunderstorms and torrential rain combine with poor air quality from Canadian wildfires. New York City and surrounding areas experienced unhealthy air quality levels due to returning smoke from the wildfires after a brief respite.

Flash flood warnings and severe thunderstorms are impacting the north-eastern US, including New York City, which is also experiencing unhealthy air quality due to smoke from Canadian wildfires. The region faces a double threat of dangerous weather and poor air quality following a brief respite.

Flash flood warnings were issued in New York City as heavy downpours caused flight delays and ground stops at the city's airports.

Slow-moving thunderstorms dumped up to 6 inches of rain across parts of the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex, triggering flash flood warnings and water-logged commutes. The rainfall provided a temporary respite from triple-digit heat.

Emergency crews rescued about 20 people after a building collapsed at the Bearcat Getaway campground in Missouri due to flooding caused by heavy rainfall. Over 90 water rescues were conducted in central and eastern Missouri, prompting a state of emergency declaration by Gov. Mike Kehoe and activation of search-and-rescue teams.

Flash flood warnings have been issued for parts of New York City and the Northeast as heavy rain and flooding disrupt a heat wave that previously affected the region. The weather event is breaking the heat wave that lasted into last week.

Flash Flood Warnings are active in parts of Austin-metro due to heavy rain causing localized flooding in Central Texas this morning, as reported by meteorologist Kristen Currie.