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A rare New Year's Day rainstorm in Southern California caused flooding, road closures, and water rescues across Los Angeles and San Diego, disrupting events like the Rose Parade and highlighting the region's already above-normal rainfall this season.
Santa Barbara Airport temporarily closed multiple times due to flooding caused by heavy rains from a winter storm, leading to flight delays and cancellations, as authorities advise caution and monitor ongoing weather conditions.
Heavy rainfall from an atmospheric river has caused deadly flooding and evacuations in Northern California, with more storms and months' worth of rain expected across the state, leading to widespread flooding, debris flows, and hazardous conditions.
A fast-moving atmospheric river is expected to bring heavy rain, potential flooding, and debris flows to California, especially in recently burned areas, possibly ending the autumn fire season. The storm could cause road flooding, wind damage, and snow in the Sierra Nevada, with significant rainfall and wind gusts across the region, impacting travel and safety.
A severe rainstorm in NYC caused flash flooding, resulting in two deaths in flooded basements, highlighting the city's vulnerability to extreme weather events and the need for improved infrastructure resilience.
Heavy rainfall in southwest Colorado caused flooding and evacuation of about 390 homes, with Vallecito Creek reaching historic levels, damaging structures and blocking routes, as emergency services monitor ongoing risks amid forecasted additional rain.
William and Kate visited the Natural History Museum gardens with schoolchildren, but their outdoor tour was cut short due to heavy rain. The visit highlighted their focus on nature and education, coinciding with the museum's new gardens and their ongoing royal engagements. Kate's new hairstyle also drew attention during the visit.
Severe flooding caused by unprecedented heavy rainfall in Beijing has resulted in at least 30 deaths, displaced over 80,000 residents, and caused widespread damage to infrastructure, with the city experiencing a rain volume nearly equal to its annual average in just a week, highlighting the increasing impact of extreme weather events linked to climate change.
Extreme weather caused severe flooding in Beijing, resulting in at least 30 deaths, displacing over 80,000 residents, and damaging infrastructure, as the city experienced nearly a year's worth of rain in just days, highlighting challenges in disaster management and potential links to global warming.
The start of the 2025 F1 Belgian Grand Prix at Spa was delayed indefinitely due to heavy rain and poor visibility, with safety concerns prompting the postponement until conditions improve.
Record rainfall in Baltimore caused flash flooding, with the focus of storms shifting south as a new tropical storm develops off Florida, potentially bringing more rain to the Southeast US and possibly back to the Baltimore area in the coming week.
Two people are feared missing in Catalonia after heavy rains caused flooding, with ongoing search efforts near the Foix River. The region experienced widespread flooding, disrupting transport and damaging infrastructure, including a hospital in Vilafranca del Penedès. Similar weather alerts and flooding have affected Italy's Genoa, Tuscany, and Poland, following a period of record-breaking heatwaves across Europe.
Severe flash flooding in Ohio County, West Virginia, caused by intense rain, has resulted in at least three deaths, with several others missing, as emergency crews work to rescue those affected and clear debris from the roads.
The United Arab Emirates is grappling with the aftermath of a rare and severe rainstorm that caused widespread flooding, disrupted airport operations, and led to significant damage to homes and businesses. Emergency workers are clearing waterlogged roads, while residents face traffic disruptions and shortages of essential supplies. The Dubai International Airport continues to experience flight delays and cancellations due to the storm's impact on runway operations. Climate experts attribute the extreme weather event to global warming, highlighting the heightened risk of flooding in the region due to increased temperatures and humidity.
The D.C. area is expected to receive 1.5 to 2.5 inches of rain through Saturday, prompting a flood watch from late Friday night through Saturday afternoon. The rainstorm may impact the National Cherry Blossom Festival, leading to the cancellation of some Saturday events. The storm will also affect the Northeast, with widespread heavy precipitation and potential flooding. Additionally, the region has experienced a pattern of weekend storminess, with above-average precipitation so far this year.