"All we could think was flooding, flooding, flooding," she said.
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It will cause massive inland flooding Aside from the storm surge and coastal flooding, expect colossal freshwater flooding as well.
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Flash flooding risk Flooding and flash flooding are possible in the Southeast, including Florida, the NHC said in its latest update.
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You're flooding our housing, and now you're flooding our streets?
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But by 2100, high tide flooding will become daily flooding -- with nearly all regions experiencing high-tide flooding 365 days every year.
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We've had flooding where we've not had flooding in the past.
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Louisiana flooding The flooding that has swallowed swaths of Louisiana is catastrophic.
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Heavy rain, inland flooding and storm surge flooding will continue through the weekend.
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Flooding reduction: Trees reduce flooding by absorbing water and reducing runoff into streams.
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US flooding Recent historic flooding in the Midwest has devastated local farm businesses.
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"All we could think was, 'Flooding, flooding, flooding,'" said Jessica Brown, who lives in Jefferson City, Missouri's capital, where a wide, dense tornado barreled through on Wednesday, a day when officials had been preparing for flooding from the nearby Missouri River.
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"This may bring about more flooding or aggravate ongoing flooding," the weather service said.
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In Brevard County, water pumps were installed to reduce flooding and flooding during storms.
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Threat of flooding The other concern for southeastern states is the threat of flooding.
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"Do not focus on the wind speed category ... life-threatening storm surge flooding, catastrophic flash flooding and prolonged significant river flooding are still expected," NHC said in a tweet.
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Updated to add a map of threats from flooding and to reflect threats from flooding.
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Historically, storm surge flooding and inland flooding are the biggest storm killers in this region.
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Forecasters say prolonged rainfall from Florence could produce catastrophic flash flooding and significant river flooding.
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Along the coast of George and South Carolina, flash flooding and river flooding are major concerns.
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Flooding actually causes more hurricane deaths than wind, and climate change amplifies flooding in two ways.
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"This rainfall will produce catastrophic flash flooding and prolonged, significant river flooding," the hurricane centre said.
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"This rainfall will produce catastrophic flash flooding and prolonged, significant river flooding," the hurricane center said.
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NOAA forecasters predict widespread flooding this spring NOAA forecasters are calling for widespread flooding, with major to moderate flooding likely in 23 states from the northern Plains down to the Gulf Coast.
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Flooding in St. Charles In neighboring St. Charles, Missouri, flooding has been affecting industrial areas since Friday.
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"This rainfall will continue to produce catastrophic flash flooding and prolonged significant river flooding," the center said.
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Hurricane Florence could cause inland flooding similar to Hurricane Floyd and coastal flooding similar to Hurricane Hugo.
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Cause of flooding Heavy rain this week in eastern Iowa and southern Wisconsin is behind the flooding.
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There were concerns about flash flooding and river flooding in coastal Georgia and South Carolina, Karins said.
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Street flooding swamps your house Flooding from the ground up is not covered by standard homeowners policies.
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Flooding is likely to last through the week: Storm surge flooding from Hatteras Village this morning pic.twitter.
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Some 210 million people could be exposed to major flooding, and many, many more to moderate flooding.
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The flooding caught neighbors by surprise because the subdivision of one-story homes is not known for flooding.
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In addition to flooding from heavy rain and power outages from high winds, coastal flooding is also anticipated.
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For while people are flooding out of the Midwest, they are flooding into the South and the West.
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A flood warning means flooding is imminent or occurring; a watch indicates potential for flooding based on forecasts.
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"This rainfall is leading to record-breaking flooding over portions of eastern North Carolina, and it may result in life-threatening flooding and flash flooding elsewhere across the region," the National Hurricane Center said.
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Higher tides increase the likelihood of erosion, saltwater intrusion in aquifers, nuisance flooding and major flooding events during storms.
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The storm will exacerbate flooding concerns through the Midwest Additional flooding in the Plains by the weekend is likely.
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California, Washington and Pennsylvania, on the other hand, require the disclosure of past flooding or susceptibility to future flooding.
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Forecasters realized that the early-season flooding would exacerbate flooding a few months later, even with typical seasonal rainfall.
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Flooding risks Storms have repeatedly hit the same areas recently, making the Plains and the Midwest more vulnerable to flooding.
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Reynolds added that she had seen unprecedented flooding in a tour of western Iowa this week had revealed unprecedented flooding.
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Reynolds said she had seen unprecedented flooding in a tour of western Iowa this week that had revealed unprecedented flooding.
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Each shape represents the extent of a region affected by flooding, and is colored by the severity of the flooding.
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"The additional rainfall will aggravate ongoing flooding, and perhaps initiate new flooding," the National Weather Service said in a statement.
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We have had several major flooding events in the last 28503 years, including record flooding throughout the state in 22019.
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Earlier this year, heavy rains in the city led to damaging flooding flooding when the city's system of pumps broke down.
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This week's flooding has come early in the season, as the historic 1993 flooding occurred in June and July, Palmer said.
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The flooding in Houston brought on by Harvey has proved to be catastrophic, but the region is no stranger to flooding.
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Over the next 33 years, New York will either be reshaped by flooding, or repeatedly brought to its knees by flooding.
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Flooding so bad, the river gauge broke In North Carolina, cities such as Wilmington and Lumberton are bracing for more flooding.
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It left North Carolina with power outages, flooding, downed trees and power lines, while rain and tides brought flooding along Virginia's coast.
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This will also cause dangerous coastal flooding, though the flooding should remain below Hurricane Sandy levels, according to the National Weather Service.
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The storm's biggest threats to the Philippines come in the form of heavy rains, flash flooding, landslides, coastal flooding and wind damage.
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"The water collects really quickly, and people think that's the flooding, but it's flash flooding," said Le Hendricks, the Conway fire chief.
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Historic flooding prompts rescues Quincy residents who were rescued from inundated homes told CNN they'd never seen anything like this weekend's flooding.
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Catastrophic flooding continues over the Carolinas while flash flooding could develop across parts of the Delmarva into Pennsylvania on Monday, it said.
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" Amy Klobuchar: "I've been through this mitigation issue for flooding in my own state … sometimes we find a way to move their homes, to move them off flooding areas that keep consistently flooding, because otherwise they're paying too much money.
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The flooding began last Tuesday when a temporary levee failed, sending water into Davenport buildings and flooding vehicles that had been left behind.
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"Minor tidal flooding that is remarkable to residents happens at a tide height different from that defining minor coastal flooding," the scientists concluded.
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State-affiliated news outlets said up to 50 people had died so far from flooding or flooding-induced mudslides in Ethiopia's southern regions.
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The flooding was particularly harsh because much of the rain fell over a mountainous region and then funneled down, causing heavy flash flooding.
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Landslides, evacuations, flooding Deadly subtropical depression Alberto, the storm system that has been drenching the Southeast, has caused landslides, evacuations and flash flooding.
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The flooding risk associated with storm surge is what prompts the authorities to call for evacuations, along with inland flooding from heavy rainfall.
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But a much larger area outside the coastal flooding zone will be affected by heavy rain and is at risk of inland flooding.
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Hydrologists are forecasting that most rivers in Southeast Texas will crest near or above record levels during the next several days, with flooding in the Houston and Galveston area complicated by the combination of storm surge flooding from the ocean and inland flooding.
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"Please be alert to landslides, low-land flooding and flooding of rivers," the Japan Meteorological Agency's Ryuta Kuro said at a press conference Wednesday.
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"We had localized flooding but I think for the most part that flooding has receded," city manager Daniel Alfonso said during the press conference.
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ADR: When people think about flooding, we think about houses being destroyed and people having to relocate, but are there other consequences to flooding?
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Phil Bryant on Sunday issued a state of emergency following the strong storms and flooding that started Wednesday, with multiple counties reporting major flooding.
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The group concluded that climate change had made the French flooding more likely, but could not draw a conclusion about the flooding in Germany.
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Kerala's main airport is closed due to flooding, and more than 150,000 people have been displaced into camps as the rain and flooding continue.
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Flash flooding likely for the same region In addition to strong thunderstorms, heavy rainfall could lead to flooding across many of the same areas.
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The flooding also buffeted Atlantic Canada, where flooding of the St. John River caused disruption and damage in the southern part of New Brunswick.
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A new report on urban flooding from the University of Maryland and Texas A&M University found that urban flooding was not just a problem on the coasts, but a growing issue nationwide, with much of the flooding occurring outside of recognized 100-year floodplains.
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Flash flooding and inland flooding will become increasingly likely, some of which may be significant, especially along and east of the track of the system.
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It's likely to cause extreme damage where it comes ashore, with threats including mudslides, flash flooding, catastrophic wind damage as well as storm surge flooding.
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After 2012's Tropical Storm Sandy caused extensive flooding on State Road A1A in Fort Lauderdale, officials decided to rebuild it to withstand increased flooding.
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Many streams will see moderate to major flooding through the weekend, the service said, and flooding along the Missouri River will continue into next week.
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It is also currently responding to flooding in Mumbai, where intense rains and flooding killed at least five people in a single day last week.
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Flooding is likely in the warmer section of storm If severe weather, snow and ice weren't enough, there's also a flooding component to this system.
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China braces for even worse flooding Nepartak is expected to bring further devastating rainfall to China, which is already reeling from its worst flooding since 1998.
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"Between the snow and the flooding, personally, I'm more worried about the flooding," New York Governor Andrew Cuomo said at a press conference on Friday afternoon.
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"Pardon the horrible analogy, but in Houston, these patients were at risk of flooding of their homes and literally flooding from inside their bodies," Shearer said.
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The National Weather Service issued warnings in the state of Virginia for high wind, coastal flooding, flash flooding, and a tornado watch as early as Wednesday.
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In 2015, seasonal flooding killed around 100 and displaced more than 200,000 people in some of the worse flooding to effect the country in a decade.
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Charleston is even more vulnerable to flooding than Atlantic City, with around 64,000 of its residents at risk of coastal flooding in the next 100 years.
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Nuisance flooding is defined by the National Ocean Service as "flooding that leads to public inconveniences such as road closures", but rarely causes death or injury.
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Flooding upstream in Nepal, for example, was followed by flooding in India this year and then downstream in Bangladesh, he said, but there was little coordination.
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Flooding leads to evacuations in Iowa, Nebraska The storm's heavy rainfall has caused major flooding and damaged many roads and bridges in Iowa, Nebraska and Missouri.
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"Florence's heavy rains will cause ponding and flooding in places that neither the FEMA coastal flooding maps or the FEMA river flooding maps are going to do a good job of predicting," said Joe Fargione, science director at the Nature Conservancy, and an author of the paper.
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Train derails in Arizona during heavy rain, flooding Investigators are working to determine the cause of a train derailment near Tucson, Arizona during heavy rain and flooding.
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The resulting coastal flooding reached record levels in Boston, beating the old benchmark reached during the Blizzard of '78, with severe flooding reported all along the coast.
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The big picture: Florence poses extraordinary risks for the East Coast, from storm surge flooding at the coasts, to high winds inland and potentially deadly inland flooding.
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Louisiana flooding It was a weekend of wet misery in Louisiana -- five dead and more than 7,000 rescued from their homes in massive flooding in the state.
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The river does not have a reservoir, so flash-flooding and localized flooding is common, Russell Errett with the Army Corps of Engineers told CNN affiliate KMOV.
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Flooding: Portions of River Street were flooded in downtown Savannah, and flooding forced police temporarily to shut US 80 leading to the barrier island of Tybee Island.
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The reason for this is that damage from flooding, including flooding from hurricane-generated storm surge, typically is not covered by standard homeowners or commercial insurance policies.
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It's time to break the cycle of repeated flooding and rebuilding in flood-prone areas, improve public safety, and reduce the burden that flooding places on taxpayers.
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Throw in compound flooding -- the combination of rising sea levels from global warming, storm surge and extreme rainfall -- and you have the perfect mix for record flooding.
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Major flooding involves "extensive inundation of structures and roads," with significant evacuation, while moderate flooding involves "some inundation of structures and roads" near streams, according to NOAA.
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Tidal flooding, or flooding that occurs during high tide, has become common in coastal areas like these, a phenomenon scientists attribute in part to sea level rise.
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More flooding coming to Plains and Midwest Because storms have repeatedly hit the same areas recently, a serious flooding threat has developed in the Plains and the Midwest.
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A 20173 report found that 35% of REIT properties have geographic exposure to climate hazards, including inland flooding, typhoons or hurricanes, and coastal flooding and elevated sea levels.
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Moderate to major flooding is possible along the rivers in the Midatlantic and the Northern Rockies and Intermountain west with rainfall combined with snowmelt fueling the flooding potential.
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St. Louis area flooding The flooding impacted more than 100 highways in the St. Louis region, according to Tom Blair, an official with the Missouri Department of Transportation.
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Rivers were still rising in parts of Texas, Louisiana, Arkansas and Mississippi early Wednesday, with 15 river gauges showing major flooding and a further 26 showing moderate flooding.
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Long-term sea level rise due to human-caused global warming is raising the odds of coastal flooding from storms like this, and making such flooding more severe.
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Federal scientists have documented a sharp jump in this nuisance flooding — often called "sunny-day flooding" — along both the East Coast and the Gulf Coast in recent years.
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Vietnam is prone to flooding, and a recent study predicts that 12 million people could be displaced because of flooding in the Mekong Delta within half a century.
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FEMA estimates that over 0003,000 people will need shelter after Harvey's barrage of rain and flooding, and 450,000 people were expected to seek disaster assistance due to flooding.
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FEMA estimates that over 30,000 people will need shelter after Harvey's barrage of rain and flooding, and 450,8003 people were expected to seek disaster assistance due to flooding.
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That forecast puts 128 million people at risk of flooding, and 1.2 million at risk for major flooding, said Edward Clark, the director of NOAA's National Water Center.
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And while we're thinking about hurricanes, here's what you can do to prepare for flooding in your own back yard, whether from hurricanes, inland flooding or other disasters.
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Recent flooding in Mumbai was blamed in part on unregulated development of wetlands, while hastily built urban areas are being affected by flooding across India, Nepal, and Bangladesh.
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At least 20183 river gauges along the Mississippi River and its tributaries are indicating major flooding, and 104 more are reporting moderate flooding, according to the latest data Wednesday.
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A total of 70 river gauges along the Mississippi River and its tributaries are experiencing major flooding, and another 104 are seeing moderate flooding, as of Wednesday's latest data.
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A river runs through the 170-acre park, which increases the risk for flooding, but O'Caine said an animal has never died during previous hurricanes or flooding at Riverbanks.
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Flooding in Houston after Hurricane Harvey Weeks before Hurricane Harvey drenched Texas with record rainfall, Trump repealed an Obama-era mandate to protect new federally funded projects from flooding.
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Landslides, flooding and outages The North Carolina Department of Transportation has been assessing damage and removing debris caused by mudslides, washouts and flooding on interstates, highways and local roads.
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Panda, others find major winter storm bearable Major flooding In New Jersey, some residents said they were reeling from flooding that was worse than devastation caused by Superstorm Sandy.
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Saturated ground with intense rain is a recipe for the "catastrophic flash flooding and significant river flooding" that the National Hurricane Center warns could happen inland from the coast.
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Even though flooding is the most common natural disaster in the United States, there are no legal requirements for homeowners to have flood insurance; standard insurance doesn't cover flooding.
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And once it is ashore, its drenching rains may cause "catastrophic flash flooding and significant river flooding" over a wide area of the Carolinas and the Mid-Atlantic states.
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Historic floods draw comparisons to 2011 Bohac stated that in some ways, the flooding being seen across Nebraska is more dangerous than historic flooding the state experienced in 2011.
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Flooding problems in Houston Harvey deluged the Houston area for days in late August 2017, causing disastrous flooding, claiming dozens of lives and causing billions of dollars in damage.
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As of Wednesday, severe weather and heavy rain had resulted in major flooding at 70 river gauges along the Mississippi River and its tributaries, with another 104 experiencing moderate flooding.
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Image: NOAASpring hasn't arrived, but heavy rainfall has already triggered flooding in the Ohio and Mississippi River basins, and record flooding has been recorded in the lower Great Lakes region.
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Hurricane Florence is on track for an unprecedented collision with the Carolinas, where it threatens to bring a deadly mix of storm surge flooding, high winds and catastrophic inland flooding.
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Usually ice jams result in a little bit of flooding: if the ice functions as a dam, the river will start flowing around it, flooding the surrounding fields and lowlands.
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Life-threatening, significant flash flooding and river flooding will become increasingly likely later on Saturday and overnight, especially across portions of south-central and southeast Louisiana into Mississippi, forecasters said.
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A local business organization, Baton Rouge Area Chamber, called the flooding "almost unprecedented" and estimated that no more than 15 percent of homes in the region were insured against flooding.
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In some places, the rain is expected produce "catastrophic flash flooding and prolonged significant river flooding" in the Carolinas and the southern and central Appalachians that could be life-threatening.
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U.S. flooding: Twenty-five states are at serious risk of flooding this spring, federal scientists said, with Nebraska and other Midwestern states already reeling from record-breaking late-winter floods.
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As the city and county saw it, the intended releases would amount to street flooding, "which we don't consider to be flooding that invades people's homes and businesses," he said.
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As the storm weakens, the rainfall threat will not change, Dr. Brennan said, and it can lead to flash flooding that occurs with little warning, as well as river flooding.
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Around Washington, D.C., several sites make the Army, Air Force and Navy lists, including Fort Belvoir, Va., and Fort Meade, Md., both at risk for recurrent flooding; Joint Base Andrews, Md., at risk for flooding, drought and wildfires; and Washington Navy Yard and Joint Base Anacostia Bolling, at risk for flooding and drought.
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Residents of the coast and in the lower Mississippi Valley could see heavy rainfall through the weekend and into early next week, with flash flooding, river flooding and storm surge likely.
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Flooding in Lumberton In the eastern North Carolina city of Lumberton, in one of the counties included in the President's disaster declaration, rescuers worked to save 2000,26 people stranded by flooding.
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Go deeper: Historic flooding swamps Oklahoma, Arkansas as storms prove relentless In photos: Staggering destruction from historic flooding in the Plains New climate report warns of increasingly dire risks to U.S.
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The National Hurricane Center said it may produce disastrous rainfall, flooding and landslides over much of the island chain, in addition to battering surf, coastal flooding and high winds through Saturday.
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In addition to the winds and storm surge, the storm will also dump up to 2 feet of rain on the island, which could cause flash flooding, river flooding, and mudslides.
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"Many places are subject to more than one climate-related impact, such as extreme rainfall combined with coastal flooding, or drought coupled with extreme heat, wildfire, and flooding," the scientists wrote.
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"Areas of significant flooding and flash flooding are expected today into tonight across portions of Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia, Tennessee, and the far western Carolinas," the Weather Prediction Center posted Monday.
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Deadly flooding has left 70,000 people homeless in Peru Deadly flooding has left 70,000 people homeless in Peru Floods and mudslides are ravaging Peru, leaving dozens dead and approximately 70,000 displaced.
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" Or for flooding, it's "turn around and don't drown.
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And from Hurricane Katrina in 28.2 to threats of flooding this week, a few facts on -- and in -- the ground explain why the Big Easy is uniquely vulnerable to massive flooding. 213.12.
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While wind speeds get most of the attention, water kills the most people in hurricanes, both in the form of storm surge flooding at the coast and inland flooding from heavy rainfall.
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And so some of this moisture is certainly going to cause flooding and rainfall out in those regions too, so I'm really concerned about the flooding threat and potentially landslides as well.
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The Massachusetts Emergency Management Agency reported that minor coastal flooding will take place again during the nighttime tide, but it is not expected to be as severe as flooding seen on Monday.
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The storm follows on the heels of Hurricanes Harvey, which brought catastrophic flooding to Texas, and Irma, which destroyed communities in the Caribbean and led to flooding and power failures in Florida.
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The rain has caused some flooding and damage, and authorities are warning that the heavy rain on burnt and destroyed ground could cause flash flooding and mudslides, while lightning sparks new fires.
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In "Flooding of Coast, Caused by Global Warming, Has Already Begun," Justin Gillis reports on the pressure that increased flooding is placing on communities in the United States, from Virginia to Florida.
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Dramatic Photos Show Some of the Worst Flooding Texas Has Ever SeenJust last month, southeastern Texas saw some of the worst flooding in its history, described as…Read more Read[KHOU, Houston Chronicle]
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Historic rainfall and flooding in southern Louisiana and parts of Mississippi have left the region devastated and vulnerable, affecting many families still recovering from similar flooding that hit the area in early March.
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Why it matters: Coastal India as well as neighboring Bangladesh are extraordinarily vulnerable to the range of hazards such storms bring, including high winds, storm surge flooding and inland flooding from heavy rainfall.
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Parts of western Houston have seen sustained flooding in part because the Army Corps of Engineers has intentionally released water from two swollen reservoirs -- and the flooding there won't recede soon, Turner said.
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Areas of western Houston have seen sustained flooding in part because the Army Corps of Engineers has intentionally released water from two swollen reservoirs, and the flooding there won't recede soon, Turner said.
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Low-lying parts of the city with a population of more than 20 million people witnesses flooding almost every year but large-scale flooding of this magnitude hasn't been witnessed in recent years.
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The storm and subsequent flooding left more than 70 people dead and ravaged nearly 300 miles of the Texas coast and parts of Louisiana, flooding homes and displacing more than a million people.
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The delays come as the National Weather Service says flooding affecting eight states along the Mississippi River has been the longest since 1927, with flooding in the Arkansas River poised to break records.
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Flooding in New Jersey Coastal flooding was a big concern as the storm headed out to sea, and the National Weather Service issued a warning for the New Jersey coast until noon Sunday.
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"Essentially, it's Obamacare for flooding decades before Obamacare was created for health insurance," said Robert Moore, a senior policy analyst with the Natural Resources Defense Council and expert in flooding in climate change.
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As many as 1,000 homes may have been damaged by flooding in Oklahoma, and Jefferson City, Mo., above, which was hit by a tornado on Wednesday, is now under threat of extreme flooding.
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At the moment, Dorian is just off the coast of Florida and is expected to deliver "surge flooding, high winds, and flooding rain" to a large swath of the East Coast through Friday.
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Once it is ashore, Florence's drenching rains may cause "catastrophic flash flooding and significant river flooding" over a wide area of the Carolinas and the Mid-Atlantic states, the National Hurricane Center said.
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At 11AM Linz time, web users began flooding the sites.
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Catastrophic flooding and tornadoes are still claiming lives and property.
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On areas near the coast, flooding could become an issue.
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There's a "slight risk of flash flooding" in this region.
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Heavy downpours and flash flooding are possible near the coast.
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Flooding from rainfall will exacerbate conditions throughout the area. pic.twitter.
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Flooding is expected to return to Northern California by midweek.
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Twelve locations broke flooding records, including Washington, Annapolis and Baltimore.
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River communities in several states are preparing for flooding conditions.
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Some people reported hearing a blaring alarm during the flooding.
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Winter Storm Jonas could bring massive flooding to the capital.
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Saturday to discuss the flooding situation in multiple Louisiana parishes.
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Soon enough, orders started flooding in, including many from strangers.
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Flooding the ocean with god knows how much radioactive material?
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The worst of the flooding was in the Appalachian Mountains.
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Sabine River will see record flooding over the next week!
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Boston isn't the only part of Massachusetts that experienced flooding.
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Here are some essential plans, in areas susceptible to flooding.
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Hurricane Sandy devastated the community, flooding every house and business.
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Damaging winds, some hail, and isolated flash flooding is possible.
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The flooding has not yet happened but planning work continues.
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People are flooding Smith's posts, demanding she address the rumors.
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I felt a rush as the notifications came flooding in.
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Crests of the flooding are projected from Sunday to Tuesday.
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Extensive flooding in the early 1970s helped carp to spread.
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Potential storm surge flooding, measured in feet above ground level.
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These may lead to flooding that differs from these projections.
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Go deeper: Why political text messages are flooding your phone
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As it turned out, the area saw essentially no flooding.
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Potential flooding predicted on Saturday, in feet above ground level.
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Extensive flooding also occurred there during Hurricane Matthew in 2016.
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In 2015, flooding killed 10 people and made thousands homeless.
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Damage from flooding isn't usually covered by most homeowner policies.
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The flooding is expected to continue until at least Wednesday.
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Assessments show extensive wind damage and flooding in #Haiti. pic.twitter.
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The island was reporting record levels of rain and flooding.
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Next, mass protests flooding the city centre with outraged Muslims.
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Then he began flooding the girl's Facebook messages with threats.
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The downpour caused historic flooding and triggered thousands of rescues.
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The Argentine government denies flooding the U.S. market with biodiesel.
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There was a mass exodus flooding out of the Expo.
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The flooding that followed was, naturally, blamed on the Brotherhood.
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The flooding would have significant enough to devastate the region.
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At least 11 people have died in the flooding. Gov.
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Oxygen is flooding back into the bloodstream of German politics.
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So can flooding, discharges from sewage treatment plants, and boats.
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Authorities also were responding to widespread reports of local flooding.
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They had both been in cars when the flooding hit.
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Rare and catastrophic flooding in Missouri in December of 2015.
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Convoy of Hope We're responding to historic flooding in Louisiana.
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We're going to see a lot of flooding down there.
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Flooding alerts remain in place in many regions, officials said.
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"Closely monitoring the flooding in Louisiana and Mississippi," she tweeted.
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An estimated 25,000 residents live in areas threatened by flooding.
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They failed to identify disinformation and false news flooding Facebook.
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He warned that flooding risks would remain for several days.
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Go deeper: Historic flooding hits the Midwest, costing farmers millions
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The company also cited flooding and inclement weather in California.
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Unsure of where to turn, they're flooding hotlines with calls.
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Now, we're learning more about who was flooding the site.
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"Agriculture was severely hit by the flooding," he told Reuters.
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On the island of Nantucket, the storm caused some flooding.
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DHS also worried about flooding, housing, debris and power restoration.
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Millions of people were under the threat of epic flooding.
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And like anywhere, too much rain at once means flooding.
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Ripping away roofs, flooding condos and throwing debris everywhere. pic.twitter.
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Ice loss is substantially diminished and chronic flooding largely abates.
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But such flooding is common, and mold is a concern.
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"Devastating to catastrophic flooding is also expected," the statement said.
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Mount Chiluvo in central Mozambique was badly hit by flooding.
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Outside Miami, flooding at Lake Okeechobee also caused many deaths.
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It pushed a wall of seawater inland, causing widespread flooding.
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For others, it was the flooding from the massive rains.
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Broken water mains bubbled up for months, flooding entire streets.
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Flooding is the costliest natural disaster in the United States.
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Powerful storms are flooding homes from North Carolina to Nepal.
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The guys would say 'Tiki, you're flooding, what's going on?
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Retention ponds would deter flooding and double as recreation sites.
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Flash flooding is possible in portions of Arkansas and Louisiana.
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The Environment Agency warned flooding was possible in coastal areas.
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Thankfully, so far, we are still dry and without flooding.
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Food storage areas were left isolated or destroyed by flooding.
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The result is a vicious cycle of flooding and rebuilding.
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Aside from the flooding, the danger comes from the wind.
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The flooding has also contaminated a number of water sources.
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Rosselló's proposal seeks to relocate neighborhoods at risk of flooding.
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And the flooding can come with little or no warning.
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Without the wall, the city has little protection from flooding.
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Because Russian metal has been flooding into China ever since.
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The biggest problems involve frequent flooding of homes and roads.
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Ricans flooding the streets and calling for governor Ricardo Rosselló's
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This year, flooding is plaguing agriculture far beyond the Delta.
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The city has been trying to minimize flooding for years.
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In Orlando, dozens were filling sandbags to help with flooding.
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These groups are flooding our social and traditional media platforms.
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Where did catastrophic flooding take place over the past week?
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Rescuers pause the search in the evening because of flooding.
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There's flooding but it hasn't really affected my immediate family.
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Hurricane Florence caused severe flooding across the Southeast in September.
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Sometimes, all that's necessary for flooding is a full moon.
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Flooding in Bihar has reached homes, shops, and even hospitals.
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But the flooding had become far worse at that point.
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We've seen the effects of Bangladesh's infamous extreme flooding before.
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We've helped communities prepare for intense flooding and recover afterward.
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At least five deaths had been attributed to the flooding.
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Jakarta's flooding problem has become exponentially worse for two reasons.
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They'd be too close to the waterfront to avoid flooding.
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Regions of Mozambique have also already been affected by flooding.
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It was there that her childhood memories came flooding back.
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Flooding has also been reported in New Bern, North Carolina.
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Mr. Roa said the government had planned for the flooding.
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Dozens of responses from the Earthlink therapists come flooding in.
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Another looming consequence is catastrophic flooding due to climate change.
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After the story appeared, he said calls started flooding in.
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Such flooding is already happening along the U.S. East Coast.
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A stunning image, encapsulating #Harvey & the catastrophic flooding in #Houston.
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This will cause flooding in some places, desertification in others.
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Severe flooding would reach as far inland as Baton Rouge.
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Therefore, widespread flooding is the biggest concern from this storm.
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Overall, that can lead to more flooding and more damage.
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There was also a smaller amount of flooding last July.
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Flash flooding will become a concern, especially in urban areas.
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We do get a lot of rain, but no flooding.
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We're going to have major issues with rivers and flooding.
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Tropical Depression Imelda is hitting southeastern Texas with devastating flooding.
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Should the Fed be flooding the market with more liquidity?
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When they arrived, there was little sign of any flooding.
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But the hurricane flooding in North Carolina has been terrible.
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But lines started flooding with calls as early as Saturday.
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They have no power and there's a lot of flooding.
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Africa's coastal and riverside communities suffer from storms and flooding.
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The move sent protesters flooding into the State Capitol, above.
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Nor have jobs come flooding back to the United States.
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Higher sea levels mean more regular flooding for coastal communities.
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The fluctuations unleashed flooding and ice jams on upstate waterways.
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Above, road damage from severe flooding in North Bend, Neb.
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All spring, people in Alton have been dealing with flooding.
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The Transport Team has been grounded since the flooding began.
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Seasonal flooding in Nigeria has killed more than 100 people.
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Flooding has knocked out the water systems of Beaumont, Tex.
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Ms. Jones's home escaped major flooding by a few inches.
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And northern Florida, including the city of Jacksonville, was flooding.
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The building is flooding, and the water is rising quickly.
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Localized flooding continues near the Highway 80 area, Reeves said.
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Due to these strong northerly winds, lakeshore flooding is likely.
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My consciousness was flooding with flashes of reality and unreality.
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So "flooding the zone" is a means to that end.
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The devastating flooding in Texas due to a Hurricane Harvey.
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Turkish authorities, however, says dam systems help to control flooding.
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Here's what you need to know: • Treacherous flooding in Houston.
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Everyone is understandably focused on the immediate dangers from flooding.
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As Giselle realizes Albrecht's duplicity, the memory comes flooding back.
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Memories of middle school and high school came flooding back.
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Flooding was possible until April, when the rainy season ends.
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But when there was flooding, we were still in operation.
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When they return to Derry, the memories come flooding back.
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Hurricane Harvey struck Texas in late August, causing massive flooding.
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A number of roads were closed by flooding and landslides.
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In addition, flooding damaged the school building, creating financial strain.
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Sea level rise also plays a role in the flooding.
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Flooding networks on the internet with traffic is another strategy.
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First, climate change was blamed for coastal flooding and wildfires.
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The flooding could persist for several weeks in some areas.
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So far, there is no worry about flooding at Berryessa.
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This fall, Venice experienced its worst flooding in 53 years.
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The estimate does not include the impact of ongoing flooding.
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However, flooding will persist throughout the Mississippi and Missouri river.
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Russia is flooding the country with fake news and money.
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The flooding in Nebraska has been especially widespread, with Gov.
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The snowfall could lead to additional flooding in the region.
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One entrance to the airport is closed because of flooding.
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As much of North Carolina faces flooding for days, Gov.
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The storm continues to bring rain and flooding to Texas.
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Once she did, she said positive comments started flooding in.
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Landslides linked to increased flooding continue to thunder down hillsides.
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FYI: Outside groups are flooding Missouri's Senate election with money.
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Two nuclear plants are also at risk of severe flooding.
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"We always had flooding when you had a big rainfall in the tropics, but never did we have what we call 'sunny day flooding,' " said Morales, who was born and raised in Miami Beach.
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Of the total, about 41 million people are at risk for moderate flooding and 14 million more people for major flooding, according to Ed Clark, director of NOAA's National Water Center in Tuscaloosa, Alabama.
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This would heighten the storm surge flooding threat in Charleston, which has seen a spike in so-called "nuisance" flooding on sunny days due to sinking land and rising sea levels from global warming.
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In order to protect Elgin, an important whiskey-producing town, from chronic flooding, officials dropped £86 million on a massive civil engineering project, designed to protect the town from flooding from the River Lossie.
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Impacts: Flooding rains, wintry mix, mountain snow The southern half of Arkansas will get caught up in a similar situation as East Texas, with 4 to 853 inches of rain and flash flooding possible.
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Flash flooding threatens the lower Mississippi valley In the warmer area to the south, flooding remains a big concern, especially along the lower Mississippi River valley, where heavy rain and storms will continue Friday.
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In South Carolina, the Charleston Harbor area saw major flooding on Monday with water about 3 feet (1 meter) above flood stage and minor flooding is forecast for Tuesday, the National Weather Service said.
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For example, flash flooding in the forest where it wouldn't affect people may not be a high priority to the humanitarian groups that would respond to natural disasters but flooding near temporary settlements would.
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While 3 inches may not seem like much, the rise has led to increased coastal flooding from storms like Superstorm Sandy and more frequent high tide or "sunny day" flooding in places like Florida.
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Densely populated areas have an extremely high risk of flash flooding, with the additional concrete in less grassy areas for the water to soak into the soil, and they can see flash flooding very quickly.
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Heavy rainfall and flash flooding will exit the Northeast later Monday, but threats of "severe" thunderstorms and some flash flooding will continue to spread across the eastern U.S. through Friday, the National Weather Service said.
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Flooding caused by the tropical depression has caused 6 to 7 inches (15-17 cm) of flooding in metro Manila but the storm is expected to leave the Philippines on Monday, the news agency reports.
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But from the beginning, the NRC allowed plants' FLEX equipment to be stored below the height of the potential maximum flooding identified in the post-Fukushima reports—flooding that FLEX itself was supposed to mitigate.
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Alabama also experienced flooding and high winds as Nate passed through.
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Its operator was preparing for potential flooding and loss of power.
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Torrential downpours may cause flash flooding in some areas, it said.
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Dangerous flooding and evacuations may begin early next week, officials said.
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Flooding from a waterfall on the Havasupai reservation in Supai, Ariz.
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A video posted by Chris Macaluso showed flooding in Atlantic City.
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Police said recent flooding has caused these animals to be displaced.
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Still others were aimed only at making the flooding more bearable.
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Ensure calls go straight to voicemail (call flooding, OSINT, HLR) 3.
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Deadly flash-flooding also hit parts of Germany, the study noted.
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Drone footage of the Houston flood, the flooding path is unbelieveable.
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Catastrophic flooding is now underway and expected to continue for days.
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Funk said this is tragically common in any extreme flooding situation.
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As the system moves east, it is bringing rain and flooding.
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If flooding cuts off transportation, it would also affect food security.
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AccuWeather reports one of the shelter dogs drowned in the flooding.
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"The flooding is like nothing we have ever seen," Cooper said.
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This has been irritating me to death and flooding our reactor.
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The next time there's flooding, you might be glad you did.
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Portions of Monterey County along the Central Coast also experienced flooding.
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The critics of President Trump's agreement are already flooding the airwaves.
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"Globally, flooding on a global basis has first place," Gore said.
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Currently all Houston area locations are closed due to unprecedented flooding.
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A man observes the flooding in Jordan, Minnesota, on March 15.
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Anything connected to a drain has the potential of flooding. 3.
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Hugo was a fast traveler, however, which limited flooding from rainfall.
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It caused costly damage due to beach erosion and coastal flooding.
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FDI has been flooding into the Middle Kingdom for two decades.
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Severe flooding at New Hampshire and Atlantic in Atlantic City. pic.twitter.
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But joining Mastodon isn't like flooding a traditional, centralized social network.
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Flooding also adds to the cost of re-opening closed mines.
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Rivers and creeks overflowed into each other within hours, flooding neighborhoods.
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The downpour caused flash flooding and destructive landslides across the country.
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The storm brought catastrophic flooding that submerged entire villages and towns.
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The storm as led to severe flooding in the Houston area.
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And she didn't stop at flooding the U.S. Capitol phone lines.
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Facing the possibility of more flooding, he temporarily relocated to Grifton.
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There was a little flooding in some of the basements, too.
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The Iowa Department of Transportation planned to monitor closely for flooding.
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Storm surges will impact areas that would have never anticipated flooding.
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Overnight, donations have been flooding in in the hundreds of millions.
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Flooding also was a problem in Pasco County, north of Tampa.
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The flooding is so bad that it's washing away entire bridges.
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Wray said tips are flooding into the FBI by the thousands.
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Street flooding will be magnified where fallen leaves block storm drains.
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The National Hurricane Center predicts life-threatening flash flooding and mudslides.
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Communities as far south as Tampa shut roads due to flooding.
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More than 2 million people have been affected by the flooding.
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Flooding or abusing the federal comments system is not unheard of.
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Flooding in arid areas creates breeding grounds for malaria-carrying mosquitoes.
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The question of flooding is where today's second study comes in.
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The Northeast and Midwest already have experienced increases in flooding events.
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At least 4 people have died due to the latest flooding.
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If it doesn't, the junk apps will just keep flooding in.
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The area is experiencing flooding, damage from debris, and tree wreckage.
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Even after a river crests, flooding can still be a problem.
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He did not specify where on the vessel the flooding occurred.
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In the past week, flooding has caused seven deaths in Arkansas.
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Unsure of where to turn, they're flooding hotlines with calls. 4.
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But fears of devastating storm surges and catastrophic flooding didn't materialize.
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Messages of condemnation have been flooding in from across the country.
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There were also concerns for hydrology, flooding or other environmental reasons.
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" Southeastern Virginia is also at risk of "life-threatening flash flooding.
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The rainfall caused flooding and mudslides across the Central American nation.
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Maybe, but there is no sign investors are flooding back in.
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Flooding in Thailand usually occurs during the May-November rainy season.
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Other areas expected to experience flooding are Abita Springs and Madisonville.
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Exxon's 362,300 bpd Beaumont refinery is still offline due to flooding.
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Images on social media have shown the severity of the flooding.
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"This rainfall may cause flash flooding," the Miami-based NHC said.
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Flooding in Nebraska as seen from space on March 21600, 224.
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Fiji escaped major damage but Tonga suffered widespread destruction and flooding.
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Some coastal flooding is possible in the Philadelphia area as well.
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That makes them vulnerable to flooding and costly long-term damage.
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The department also provides loans to help producers recover from flooding.
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As I was reading it, memory upon memory came flooding back.
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Already, flooding from storms disrupts base operations and damages critical infrastructure.
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And it's the flooding that local officials are most worried about.
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Walkways are set up overnight along main thoroughfares that risk flooding.
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Heavy rains caused mudslides, jammed roads and flooding, the Times reports.
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Almost half a million people have been affected by the flooding.
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Refugees are flooding into the country with noxious plans in mind.
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Dams can prevent flooding by regulating the flow of water downstream.
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Take flooding events in Toronto, France, and Japan as recent examples.
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The massive flooding from the monster storm has left Houston unrecognizable.
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He was with them the morning flooding began in their neighborhood.
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The St. Johns River rose to record levels, flooding major roadways.
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Torrential rain has caused the country's worst flooding in several years.
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Memories are flooding back, galvanizing some women while re-traumatizing others.
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A hurricane's severe flooding couldn't stop these cows from coming home.
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Osteen said Monday the church was inaccessible due to severe flooding.
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Inland flooding is often the worst impact from a landfalling storm.
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On Monday, Kittleman said the flooding of 2018 was much nastier.
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High tide flooding poses daily risks to homes, businesses and infrastructure.
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The central bank has been flooding financial markets with cheap money.
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Twitter users took pictures and video of the flooding in Boston.
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To stop flooding, we cannot ask water to stop being water.
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Flooding is forcing the road to close several times a year.
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That made Louisiana's flooding America's worst natural disaster since Hurricane Sandy.
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The storms conjured memories of last summer's flooding, said Damion Robertson.
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It's devastating the Midwest, our bread basket, with flooding and tornadoes.
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See the scale of flooding that affected more than 140,000 homes.
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Flooding in Iran displaced half a million people in the spring.
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This could lead to flash flooding and damaging winds further inland.
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"We've got people flooding in to support this," the aide said.
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The flooding comes as New York's upcoming gubernatorial race heats up.
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Venice's Mayor Luigi Brugnaro, has attributed the flooding to climate change.
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Santos urged Colombians to take precautions against flooding and continued rains.
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"We can't look at flooding, only extreme precipitation," Dr. Otto said.
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Because of flooding and mudslides, all three of them were blocked.
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Unfortunately, not all people affected by the flooding were so lucky.
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But that didn't stop customers from flooding the sign-up page.
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City officials create lifted walkways in anticipation of the high flooding.
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We're not asking for wasteful spending on projects unrelated to flooding.
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Compassion comes flooding in, and in places that we probably overlooked.
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You're actually flooding it with the exact antithesis of shame: pride.
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About 3,000 properties were damaged by flooding, according to local officials.
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"Flooding is a big business," said Begal, owner of Begal Enterprises.
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It was the biggest flooding event since Superstorm Sandy in 2012.
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Flooding is expected to continue as water continues to move downstream.
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Calls to reform the admissions system already are flooding the media.
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In some towns, in fact, the flooding had only just begun.
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Shouguang was hit by heavy rains and flooding earlier this month.
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The flooding has not caused any deaths or injuries, Dugan said.
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These rains are likely to cause flash flooding in those areas.
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Will the roads be blocked with displaced people, flooding and debris?
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Warm, sunny weather helped ease the immediate threat of more flooding.
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Because of the flooding, it took 10 days to find them.
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Coastal flooding is getting way, way worse because of global warming.
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When firefighters tried to reach them, they were caught by flooding.
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Phone calls from reporters began flooding the Clinton campaign team's lines.
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Aid agencies express caution as the island is prone to flooding.
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Even in the best of conditions, this pace could cause flooding.
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" But when extreme flooding looms, he said, "the balance goes away.
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Could I stop by to see if the house was flooding?
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Thousands of workers have started flooding food banks across the country.
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We guide you through flooding techniques and the fluffiest royal icing.
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One is in Hawaii, which was hit this week by flooding.
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Sydney was pummeled on Wednesday by extreme storms and flash flooding.
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They are flooding school districts with applications to become substitute teachers.
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The storm is also headed for states recently hit by flooding.
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The threat of flooding has been relentless along four Midwestern rivers.
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HOBOKEN, N.J. — This city has been plagued by flooding for decades.
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Heavy flooding or other damage could cripple the country's food supply.
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That has led to excess supply flooding the market as well.
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The United States Treasury Department is flooding the market with debt.
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Policymakers realized that building taller levies wasn't going to stop flooding.
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The other concern for Southeastern states is the threat of flooding.
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Millions of people in this region are increasingly vulnerable to flooding.
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Shortly after, he posted videos of his house flooding on Facebook.
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Only the neighborhoods in lower areas were in danger of flooding.
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The flooding intensified as Dorian swept past Virginia, as people expected.
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This rainfall could cause life-threatening flash flooding in these areas.
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In the last year, record flooding inundated 100,000 acres of farmland
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For many individuals, the financial losses from flooding can be devastating.
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"Some people don't have homes because of the flooding," she said.
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Meaningful music sends all the good times flooding back, he says.
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The break forced street traffic to reroute away from the flooding.
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The flooding is the worst the city has seen in decades.
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The tide has already contributed to icy flooding across the city.
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Flooding was widespread in the San Diego and Los Angeles areas.
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Jerry Brown declared a state of emergency after recent severe flooding.
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People who benefit from the law are flooding Congress with testimonials.
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The bridges won't reopen until they've been inspected after the flooding.
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We have recurrent flooding areas that need to be bought out.
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As downloads surged, spammers took notice, flooding comment sections on videos.
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The storm continues to bring rain and flooding to the region.
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Millions remain without power, and major flooding persists in many areas.
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John Dougan said it's the worst flooding he's seen in years.
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Heavy rainfall caused widespread flooding in many parts of the country.
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South Koreans are not flooding supermarkets to stock up on food.
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There'll be snow (lots of it), coastal flooding and high winds.
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It heats the ocean; it leads to flooding and more wildfires.
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They're built to withstand rain, wind, heat, snow, flooding, and ice.
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Vietnam's long coastline makes it prone to destructive storms and flooding.
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In some cases, these had collapsed, causing flooding in Raqqa city.
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Comments from stakeholders are flooding into Treasury as the deadline approaches.
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Flooding is much worse in Norfolk near Spartan Village near NSU.
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Storm surge isn't the only source of flooding in this storm.
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These folks received one-third of federal disaster assistance for flooding.
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Rising sea levels caused by climate change make the flooding worse.
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Flooding risk was highest for cities along the northern Adriatic Sea.
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The prospect of stolen guns flooding Memphis had some residents worried.
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Venice has also been struggling with record flooding in recent years,
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Tony Evers declared a state of emergency due to statewide flooding.
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Days later, Hurricane Sandy hit New York, flooding swaths of downtown.
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Severe weather like extensive flooding is another growing risk for farmers.
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Vivid memories start flooding in, especially when the client is asleep.
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It's not surprising that gamified anxiety apps are flooding the market.
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The fresh snowfall could lead to additional flooding in the region.
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The storm has lingered over the island chain, causing devastating flooding.
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Now with additional rain and snowmelt, more flooding will be expected.
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There's also the threat of ice jam flooding through the weekend.
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Flooding near Hilo led to voluntary evacuations, Hawaii county officials said.
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Q: What factors beyond the storm made the flooding so severe?
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The bridges won't reopen until they've been inspected following the flooding.
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Several are "at risk for substantial flooding damage," county officials say.
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President Trump blames China for flooding global markets with subsidized aluminum.
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That could exacerbate damages from severe coastal flooding and storm surge.
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People are fleeing the country at record rates, flooding neighboring countries.
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Along the Maine coastline, the flooding left icebergs in people's yards.
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In Illinois, flooding this past week has closed roads and bridges.
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Playing MORNING POST should bring memories of that association flooding back.
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And buried electrical hardware remains vulnerable to storm surges and flooding.
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Especially when soil slips, flooding, and winds are a daily threat.
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Tulsa braces for record flooding and strained levees In Tulsa, Mayor G.T. Bynum warned residents earlier Tuesday to prepare for the "worse-case scenario" of potential flooding as more rain is expected in the Oklahoma city.
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The big picture: The Central U.S. has been battered by severe storms and flooding this spring, which have seen communities along the Mississippi and Arkansas rivers faced with the threat of historic flash and river flooding.
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Mr. Herndon said the greatest threat to residents was drowning — from flash flooding, storm surges that could reach 10 to 15 feet in some areas, and flooding from rivers in the days after the storm lands.
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Structures in a 100-year flood plain have a 1 percent chance of flooding in any given year, while those in a 500-year flood plain have a 0.2 percent chance of flooding during any year.
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Hal Needham, a storm surge expert, wrote on his blog on Friday that the storm surge will be so prolonged that it will act to worsen inland flooding with a combo of freshwater and saltwater flooding.
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The point of flooding the zone is to create a deep lake of knowledge for your readers to gleefully jetski across, but flooding _all_ zones with an inch of water produces little more than soggy, smelly carpets.
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Haitians still desperately awaiting aid 6 days later More 'catastrophic flooding' on the way Forecasters warned of more "catastrophic flooding" as North Carolina residents braced for swollen rivers to top their banks in the next few days.
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In Copenhagen, Veolia has installed an electronic system to make better use of existing canals and infrastructure to reduce flooding in case of heavy rain, which he said has reduced the amount of flooding by 80 percent.
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" On June 16 of this year, citing the city's widening concrete sprawl and deaths from flooding in recent years, the UK Guardian wrote that "Houston fears climate change will cause catastrophic flooding: It's not if, it's when.
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"The good news is that once the ongoing river flooding recedes, the risk for additional widespread major flooding is low across the country for the remainder of the spring," Graziano said in a conference call with reporters.
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"Nearly every day, dangerous flooding occurs somewhere in the United States and widespread flooding is in the forecast for many states in the months ahead," said Ed Clark, director of NOAA's National Water Center in Tuscaloosa, Alabama.
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But the estimates for how much wind or flooding a facility can withstand are based on the up-to-date assessments for storm surge and flooding — not future projections — and don't take into account the changing climate.
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Nearly two-thirds of the lower 2000 states will have an elevated risk of some flooding from now until May, and 2100 states could experience "major or moderate flooding," according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
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Fitzpatrick said Zambada played a major role in flooding Chicago with narcotics.
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Here's a look at the extent of this flooding across the region.
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But the rain caused flooding in the cave, blocking them from exiting.
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Most houses that weren&apost ruined were damaged by winds or flooding.
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After the ocean water crashes onto land, it can also exacerbate flooding.
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It's the same street devastated by flash flooding in July 2016. pic.twitter.
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For example, one refinery, Exxon's massive Baytown facility, was damaged by flooding.
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Flooding, in turn, might increase concentrations of the existing HABs, explained Schmale.
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Videos of the flooding around the National Mall surfaced across social media.
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Officials warned motorists to stay off the roads due to the flooding.
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The memories keep flooding in – episodes, scenes, what happened and what transpired.
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Kittleman said Sunday night's flooding was "worse than" the July 2016 storm.
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Flash flooding swept away cars in Ellicott City in Maryland on Sunday.
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Amite River above record crest for next 24-26 days #flooding pic.twitter.
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The country is already getting rainier, and thus more vulnerable to flooding.
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As Harvey demonstrated, "stalled" hurricanes produce more storm-related damage, particularly flooding.
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Flooding will spread to other parts of Texas too, quite possibly Houston.
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The Commission's servers have already crashed from people flooding to the poll.
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Then, Becky makes it worse by flooding Sasha's mind with ghoulish visions.
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We are not counterfeiting and pirating Chinese goods and flooding their markets.
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Earlier this week, heavy rains further north near Beaumont, also caused flooding.
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Mumbai has endured torrential monsoon rain and serious flooding over recent weeks.
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A major coastal flooding event is going on from Boston on south.
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Braving the elements to get video of the flooding near Boston Harbor.
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It's probable the island saw near-record levels of rain and flooding.
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It's definitely not summertime until some float photos start flooding your feed!
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Left: Debris left after historic flooding in Niobrara, Nebraska, on March 16.
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We know there will be flooding in the weeks after the storm.
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Days of torrential rainfall in the central US has caused devastating flooding.
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The problem is that when sea levels go up, flooding gets worse.
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But right now, Buffett's home state of Nebraska is experiencing record flooding.
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"Some of the flooding is actually epic, hard to believe," Trump said.
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A general view of the heavy flooding in Hilo, Hawaii, on Aug.
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Officials admit that water discharged through the dams caused flooding in Shouguang.
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But in the Trump era, members said donations have been flooding in.
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If there is a higher incidence of flooding, there's just more opportunity.
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Oklahoma's Comanche County, meanwhile, saw some flash flooding and downed power lines.
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Ongoing sea level rise is leading to more flooding from storm surges.
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Storm surge flooding will continue on Friday and Saturday in the Carolinas.
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Flooding spread throughout many Miami neighborhoods, including Brickell (R), on Sept. 10.
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Areas most likely to see flooding are south and southeast of Washington.
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Many areas of the coast will see some flooding, the NHC said.
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Creatures other than house pets are also at risk as flooding continues.
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There is no flooding on the roads anywhere around the Lakewood building.
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Meanwhile, in the Midwest, there was deadly flooding in Missouri and Illinois.
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Basically, it's just flooding the market with a ton of different styles.
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The powerful storms sent water flooding in to Boston's historic Seaport District.
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The North side receives so much rainfall and is susceptible to flooding.
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Louisiana faces major flooding from Barry, as the storm moves slowly north.
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Flooding cities with parking works, in that finding a space becomes easier.
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The latest forecast means lakeshore flooding is likely for the foreseeable future.
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Pennsylvania's Philadelphia International Airport risks flooding in the not-so-distant future.
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DDOS attacks shut down or slow websites by flooding them with data.
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By flooding the entirety of the globe, the Night King and co.
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A sign outside the cave warns visitors it is prone to flooding.
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The flooding inundated at least two substations and destroyed an access road.
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The family had recently dropped their flooding insurance for the first time.
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You'd think, especially considering there are so many tubes flooding the market.
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There is potential for life-threatening flooding and a few tornadoes. 274.
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Witnesses also reported streets flooding in the capital of Port-au-Prince.
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Flooding in northern Queensland killed several people and half a million cattle.
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People are terrible, flooding her Twitter and Instagram with insults and negativity.
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Downtown Kingstree, South Carolina after flooding caused dam breaches around the state.
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Saturated soils will exacerbate the risk of flooding and could trigger mudslides.
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This has caused flooding in places that previously were unaccustomed to it.
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More flooding is expected as the storms churn slowly over the region.
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Guys do die in the arena, and it all started flooding in.
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Houston suffered severe flooding; the mayor imposed a curfew to deter looters.
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Residents in Florida, New Jersey, and Maryland are already experiencing more flooding.
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Localized flooding is possible across portions of the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast.
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Flooding already claimed two lives this week in western Wisconsin's Vernon County.
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Flooding already claimed two lives last week in western Wisconsin's Vernon County.
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He opened the store as usual Thursday but was worried about flooding.
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Residents in Kissimmee, Florida, scramble to fill sandbags to protect against flooding.
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Possibilities include programmes for the poor and infrastructure to deal with flooding.
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Go deeper: Why brands you've never heard of are flooding your feeds
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Nuclear is clean but expensive, and can be knocked out by flooding.
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Edwards also praised the federal government's aid in response to the flooding.
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Chimanimani, a popular tourist destination which borders Mozambique, underwent the worst flooding.
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They warn you about severe weather, such as flooding, in your area.
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Few people have flood insurance (regular homeowners insurance does not cover flooding).
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Missouri Public Safety tweeted that more tornadoes and flash flooding were possible.
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Such flooding was so unexpected that many people didn't have flood insurance.
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Major News: Two people have died because of severe flooding in Wisconsin.
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"Flooding is an issue in Holt and always has been," Walker explained.
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At least 13 have died as a result of the "unprecedented" flooding.
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Flooding and high winds are more frequent, said Sweet, the NOAA oceanographer.
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The Seine is flooding in Paris, but it's not the first time.
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Policemen check a damaged car following heavy rains and flooding in Hiroshima.
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There's a ton of wireless earbuds flooding the market this holiday season.
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West Virginia, for example, has recently seen a lot of flash flooding.
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Reinsurance stocks suffered after flooding triggered by Tropical Storm Harvey devastated Houston.
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There are several organizations offering assistance to those affected by the flooding.
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Previous studies have not considered how high waves can add to flooding.
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Mortgage rates are falling because investors are flooding the U.S. bond market.
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Ice dam causes flooding The intense weather wasn't limited to Southern California.
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The report also highlights severe 219 flooding in Bangladesh, Peru and China.
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Fans have complied, flooding the comments of the post with well-wishes.
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This spring, flooding in the Midwest ruined fields, grain silos, and infrastructure.
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And remember this flooding is for 3-4 straight tide cycles. pic.twitter.
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That means the region is at risk of further flooding until Monday.
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In Croatia, flooding brought traffic to a standstill in several coastal towns.
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Flooding caused extensive damage to infrastructure, including rural roads, bridges and levees.
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It would also bring flooding to major cities farther downstream, including Baghdad.
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"El Nino means more East and West Coast tidal flooding," Sweet said.
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The heavy rains will also cause flash flooding, mudslides and debris flows.
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Residents of Pointe-à-Pitre weathered flooding, winds, rain, and widespread damage.
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He had also moved his vehicles to higher ground before the flooding.
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Severe spring flooding across the U.S. farm belt added to the struggles.
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Houston is known for its susceptibility for flooding because of its flatness.
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Many have lost everything to flooding from Tropical Storm Harvey's relentless rains.
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Theirs was one of the few on his block to avoid flooding.
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Regardless of exact totals, rainfall will be exceptional and flooding catastrophic. pic.twitter.
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They're not gonna hang around there in most cases after the flooding.
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And yet its policies underestimate the potential hazards of flooding, experts say.
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Amid the country's worst flooding in years, it is doing so again.
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Those could face more regular flooding as the tides continue to rise.
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They likely will, as flooding is the country's most common natural disaster.
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They say it denuded mountains, leading to heavy flooding in valley villages.
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The flooding damaged or destroyed nearly 135,000 homes and killed 113 people.
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Officials said the death toll from the flooding was likely to rise.
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But the children often miss school when flooding blocks their school bus.
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In Houston, several major roads are still closed due to severe flooding.
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Rivers burst their banks in several parts of the country, flooding streets.
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For instance, climate change threatens cities around the country with extreme flooding.
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Just to be clear, yes, climate change makes extreme flooding more likely.
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Such areas help absorb freshwater runoff and reduce the severity of flooding.
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One woman has died as a result of the flooding in Derbyshire.
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Communities outside of the major city were also hit by the flooding.
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These northern areas were also hit by severe flooding in September 5353.
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Kittleman said the flooding was worse than that endured in July 2016.
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They have to pass new immigration laws because they're flooding our country.
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The storm caused widespread flooding and ripped trees out of the ground.
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Simultaneously, heavy rains caused flooding on land, which drained toward the walls.
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More than 3.3 million Miami residents could face catastrophic flooding by 2100.
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Expecting catastrophic tides and flooding, the mayor had closed all the beaches.
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Southeast Texas also saw extreme flooding in May and June of 2015.
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Dire forecasts of severe coastal flooding from Tropical Storm Hermine and Gov.
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Narrator: And if a plane flips over, flooding will occur much faster.
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Flooding, mudslides and snow closed several highways in California over the weekend.
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And that figure doesn't include the cost of further encroachments by flooding.
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Supporters argue that foreign countries, especially China, are improperly flooding the market.
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The flooding was the worst the city had seen in a decade.
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Katrina's flooding displaced 400,000 people—nearly the entire population of the city.
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Mexico's government says Trump's proposed border wall could worsen flooding, NPR reports.
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To begin, the basic tenet of cave flooding rescue is this: WAIT.
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In the case of flooding, the water would flow underneath the building.
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Thanks to big discounts on the menu, the orders started flooding in.
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The Bolivian government declared the flooding a national emergency on February 27.
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Rain also sparked flooding this week in the Beaumont-Port Arthur area.
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Nearly 22021,24 gallons of water a day keep flooding into the buildings.
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At least five people died and thousands were displaced by the flooding.
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At least 11 people died and thousands were displaced by flooding. 46.
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Storm surge flooding could easily exceed these heights above normal tide levels.
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Read more: Venice is experiencing its most severe flooding in 50 years.
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Palaszczuk said there could be thousands of homes affected by the flooding.
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Trump declares a state of emergency in Wyoming due to extensive flooding.
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"There's flooding in every part of Houston," Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner said.
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"Simply having insurance doesn't stop your home from flooding," NRDC's Moore said.
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Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson has also visited Louisiana since the flooding.
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With changes in climate patterns, flooding will increase in frequency and intensity.
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Drug cartels sensed an opportunity, and began flooding rural America with heroin.
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Well, thanks to the flooding Harvey, we now know it was true!
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Amidst the outcry flooding social media, however, is this voice of reason.
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Flooding N Sam Houston E Pkwy sent from friend in Houston pic.twitter.
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This presents a significant threat of damage from flooding and high winds.
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The flash flooding was caused by a deluge of rain on Sunday.
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All are preparing for flooding, whether it's small-scale or much larger.
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The year started with torrential rain that unleashed landslides and deadly flooding.
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Along with the government funds, venture capital money is flooding the country.
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Pidhirtsi Castle has been damaged by fire and flooding over the years.
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The incident occurred near a creek that had been affected by flooding.
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Part of that decline reflected hurricanes that caused flooding in the Carolinas.
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The deluge of water pools, flooding in front of the neighboring buildings.
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"We're preparing for flooding beyond anything we've seen," said the system's head.
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But coasts also provide few natural protections against flooding or high winds.
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That'll push water onto dry land and could result in catastrophic flooding.
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And many of these sites are already reporting leaks related to flooding.
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Applications for permits to build new factories are flooding in, he added.
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Flooding was also reported in parts of Minnesota, Missouri, Wisconsin and Illinois.
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In addition to the heavy rainfall, storm surge contributed to coastal flooding.
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As a result, a storm is more likely to cause extensive flooding.
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Irma hit just days after Hurricane Harvey caused record flooding in Texas.
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But dams have created problems, including environmental disasters, flooding and water shortages.
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In today's 360 video, a family describes losing everything in the flooding.
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It's in the news now, though, because it's flooding from Hurricane Florence.
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Droughts, hurricanes, and coastal flooding are already destroying lives and displacing people.
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It cites as an example the extreme flooding in Thailand in 0003.
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You're looking at major flooding events in different parts of the state.
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Flooding across eastern China is expected be a problem through the weekend.
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But in legal briefs, government lawyers blame the storm for the flooding.
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When flooding returned to Houston in May, the family panicked, she said.
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They evacuated and stayed with her husband's family until the flooding subsided.
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Analysts see Attapeu Province, where the flooding occurred, as a case study.
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Social media users posted photos of flooding on highways around the city.
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The federal government said the area was at "minimal hazard" for flooding.
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He cautioned that rain would continue and that flooding might still occur.
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She kept them updated on Tuesday about efforts to escape the flooding.
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That hasn't stopped Chinese engineers, entrepreneurs and construction workers from flooding Laos.
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Three others had been driving when their vehicles got caught in flooding.
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The bowling alley, which had been spared the flooding, fit the bill.
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A bigger problem for many drivers is the flooding of gasoline stations.
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President Joko Widodo has blamed the flooding on delays to these projects.
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