Major Flooding, Evacuations Grip Southwest as Massive Storm Threatens Severe Weather Across 35 States
The system could dump 3 to 5 inches of rain and trigger severe thunderstorms, damaging winds and flash flooding across the Plains and Midwest.
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Historic flooding forces evacuations in Southwest as storm shifts east for Election Day
By Meteorologists Tyler Ory, Chris Dolce, Briana Waxman (CNN) — A storm causing historic flooding, evacuations and rescues in the Southwest is now pushing into the central United States, where it will bring soggy weather on Election Day on Tuesday. The conditions will be much less serious on Election Day but could still affect turnout
Major flooding, evacuations grip Southwest as massive storm threatens severe weather across 35 states
A massive storm will impact more than 35 states, bringing severe weather, heavy rain and strong winds to the Central and Southern Plains before reaching the East Coast later this week.
Heavy rains cause the southwest of the USA to sink into the rain. Arizona is particularly affected, where roads stand under water. Rescue forces must evacuate entire villages.
A storm driven by El Niño threatens 35 U.S. states with floods, heavy rains and snowfall. It knows the areas under alert and which regions could be affected.
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