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"Unprecedented Rainfall Paralyzes Dubai, Raises Questions About Cloud Seeding"
Record rainfall in Dubai has caused severe disruptions, including flooded roads, stranded cars, and halted flights, as the city experiences its heaviest downpour since records began in 1949, leading to chaos for residents with water entering expensive homes and underground car parks, power outages, and widespread flooding.

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"Severe Storms Cause Flooding and Tornado Warnings Across Ohio Valley"
WLWT Cincinnati•1 year ago
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"Northeast U.S. Braces for Severe Flooding and Flight Delays Amid Heavy Spring Storm"
FDNY rescues passengers from a submerged Mercedes in NYC while straphangers create makeshift bridge to cross a flooded subway platform filled with trash. The city is expecting up to 3 inches of rain with ongoing live updates on the situation.

Coastal Flooding Strikes New Hampshire Again: Aerial and Drone Videos Capture the Impact
Aerial video captured parts of Hampton Beach, New Hampshire flooded from Sunday's high tide, leading to road closures and residential area restrictions. Cleanup efforts are underway as the Seacoast continues to recover from January's storms.

Maine's Skowhegan Indian: Weather Damage and Crime Scene Tape
The Skowhegan Indian, a 62-foot wooden sculpture in Maine, has been surrounded by crime scene tape after sustaining damage from wild weather and a windstorm, losing part of its face and arm as well as a spear. The sculpture, depicting a Wabanaki fisherman, was completed in 1969 and is a local icon. The community is now seeking funding for its restoration, as it remains a significant symbol in the area.

"Logan Heights Floodwaters Rise in Time-Lapse Video"
A surveillance video from Logan Heights captured the rapid rise of floodwaters on Monday, submerging cars and flooding homes. The video shows the dramatic flooding that occurred, with one family's home and the apartments of two tenants being affected. The family scrambled to salvage belongings as the water rose, and one tenant and their 2-year-old child had to seek refuge on the roof before making their way down using a floating door as a makeshift raft. Despite the distressing situation, the water eventually receded, bringing relief after a harrowing hour.

San Diego Residents Grapple with Flooded Homes and Contaminated Waterways
Southeastern San Diego residents are reeling from unprecedented flooding caused by an aging stormwater system and heavy rainfall, with homes inundated and cars swept away. Many blame the clogged Chollas Creek for the disaster, urging the city to address maintenance issues. The city's Stormwater Department cited limited capacity in the system, while residents face insurance challenges. City crews have begun cleanup efforts, removing debris and addressing damage, as the community seeks assistance and accountability for the devastating aftermath.

"San Diego County Board Ratifies Emergency Proclamation After Devastating Floods"
The County Board of Supervisors unanimously ratified a countywide local emergency proclamation for the recent storm that caused widespread damage, allowing the County to seek funding and resources from the federal and state government. The Emergency Operations Center was activated to respond to the storm's impact, and residents and businesses are encouraged to report damage through a voluntary online survey to determine eligibility for assistance. The County urges all residents to be prepared for emergencies by registering for emergency notifications and downloading the SD Emergency mobile app.

"San Diego Declares Emergency as 'Thousand-Year Storm' Causes Widespread Flooding"
California declares a state of emergency after a "thousand-year storm" hits San Diego, causing widespread flooding, hundreds of rescues, and millions of dollars in estimated damage. More than 4 inches of rain fell in just a few hours, overwhelming the city's drainage system and leaving hundreds displaced. City and county leaders are focused on recovery, with the governor proclaiming a state of emergency for San Diego and Ventura counties. The storm's unprecedented rainfall and devastating impact highlight the urgent need for climate resiliency and investment in outdated infrastructure.

"Southern California Braces for Flooding and Mudslide Threat Amid Heavy Rainfall"
Historic rainfall in Southern California, particularly in San Diego, led to significant flooding, road closures, power outages, and hundreds of rescue operations. The San Diego River overflowed, prompting flash flood warnings, and residents were urged to avoid travel unless essential. The storm also brought snowfall to the region's mountains, with relief from the rain expected by late Tuesday.

"Colorado Snowstorm Chaos: Avalanche Strands Drivers on Berthoud Pass and Causes I-70 Closures"
A Thornton couple, Anna Wagner and her fiancé, were stuck for hours on Berthoud Pass after an avalanche buried 10 cars, causing the closure of U.S Highway 40. Emergency crews eventually arrived to clear the road, allowing the couple and others to continue their journey. Despite the ordeal, Wagner expressed gratitude for the quick action and support from those who helped during the incident.

"Watertown Storm Damage: Thousands Without Power as Cleanup Continues"
Powerful winds in Watertown, New York, caused significant damage, including downed trees, damaged homes, and crushed vehicles. Residents expressed disbelief and gratitude that there were no injuries, despite the destruction. Cleanup efforts are underway in the aftermath of the storm.