US EditionExtreme Rain Threatens More Flash Flooding for Millions Along the East Coast
NORTH CAROLINA, UNITED STATES, JUL 14 – Flood watches cover nine states and Washington, DC, with 20 million people facing a Level 3 flood risk amid record rainfall and slow-moving storms this summer.
- Slow-Moving summer storms capable of extreme rain, with a Weather Impact Alert for Monday, July 14, by The 13News Now Weather Team, threaten the East Coast from North Carolina to New England.
- This month has seen perfect conditions for flooding rain from warm, moist air, driven by rising global temperatures.
- Across nine states, flood watches in effect for more than 44 million people and rainfall totals could reach 2 to 4 inches in Monday storms.
- In central Pennsylvania, a few water rescues were reported, according to the National Weather Service office in State College.
- Additional strong to severe thunderstorms are expected across the East Coast and beyond, with the National Weather Service forecasting continued storms overnight into Tuesday morning.
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