Severe Storms, Tornado Watch and Flood Threats Expand Across the Midwest — September 14, 2026
Severe thunderstorms, a tornado watch and flood watches affect parts of Iowa, Nebraska, Missouri and Kansas on September 14, 2026.
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Severe thunderstorms, a tornado watch and flood watches affect parts of Iowa, Nebraska, Missouri and Kansas on September 14, 2026.
Flash Flood and Severe Thunderstorm Warnings affect Cochise County as Flood Watches cover southeast Arizona and parts of southwestern New Mexico.
Flood Watches cover parts of Iowa, Missouri, Kansas and Nebraska as heavy rainfall raises flooding concerns, while a Special Weather Statement affects Boone County.
Flood Watch covers portions of southeast Arizona, including Tucson, Cochise, Pinal and mountain areas as heavy thunderstorms bring renewed flooding concerns.
Flood and Flash Flood Watches cover parts of Washington and Oregon, including Chelan, Douglas, Okanogan, Ferry and the Blue Mountains.
Flash flood warnings, severe thunderstorms and flood watches cover parts of Pennsylvania, Ohio, West Virginia and nearby areas as heavy rain threatens flooding.
Flood Watch covers parts of Massachusetts, Rhode Island, New Jersey, Delaware and Pennsylvania as heavy rain increases the risk of flooding.
Flood Watches cover portions of Ohio, Pennsylvania, West Virginia and Kentucky, with heavy rain potentially causing flooding of streams, creeks and low-lying areas.
Tropical Depression Edouard brings dangerous flooding, Flood Watches, Flood Warnings and power outages across Southeast Texas.
Southeast Texas flooding worsens as Tropical Depression Edouard brings heavy rain, flash floods, river flooding and power outages.
Flash flood warnings are active in parts of Utah as a broad Flood Watch covers central and southern Utah, including Capitol Reef and Zion.
Invest AL97 may strengthen near the northern Gulf Coast before Tuesday, bringing tropical-storm winds, heavy rain, flooding and rough seas.
Flood Watch covers portions of Colorado, Utah and Arizona as heavy rain threatens flash flooding, rapid runoff and dangerous conditions in vulnerable areas.
Flash Flood Warnings and a Flood Watch cover southern Utah, including Kane County, Goblin Valley, Little Wildhorse and dangerous slot canyons.
Severe thunderstorms and flooding threaten the Northeast on August 27, 2026, with watches and warnings covering parts of NY, CT, MA, PA and VT.
Flooding, severe thunderstorms, power outages and dangerous rip currents threaten parts of the Northeast on August 27, 2026
Flood Watch covers parts of NY, NJ, PA, DE and CT, while rip currents threaten beaches around NYC and Long Island on August 26, 2026.
Flood watches cover western Nevada and eastern California, including Reno, Carson City, Mono, Mineral, Lyon and Tuolumne counties amid fire and outage concerns.
Flood Watch issued for portions of South Central Texas including Bandera, Kerr, Uvalde, Val Verde, and surrounding counties as elevated rivers and streams may cause…
The Pocket Fire has reached 83% containment after burning 27,393 acres north of Sedona, but Arizona’s monsoon season has brought a Flood Watch for Yavapai…
Severe storms continue across Springfield, Missouri, bringing flash flood warnings, hazardous weather outlooks, flood watches, heavy rainfall, and scattered power outages. Get the latest weather…
A Hazardous Weather Outlook and Flood Watch are in effect across southern Illinois, southwest Indiana, western Kentucky, and southeast Missouri as heavy rainfall and thunderstorms…
Severe thunderstorms, flood warnings, flood watches, heavy rainfall, and scattered power outages are impacting Pratt, St. John, Larned, Jetmore, and Greensburg, Kansas.
Heavy rain and thunderstorms bring flooding concerns to Texarkana today before hotter and drier conditions arrive this weekend with temperatures climbing into the mid to…
Severe storms and Flood Watches continue across Shreveport, Louisiana. Heavy rainfall, flash flooding, lightning, and strong storms are impacting the Ark-La-Tex region.
