There's a "slight risk of flash flooding" in this region.
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Soon enough, orders started flooding in, including many from strangers.
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I felt a rush as the notifications came flooding in.
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Extensive flooding in the early 1970s helped carp to spread.
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Assessments show extensive wind damage and flooding in #Haiti. pic.twitter.
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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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"Closely monitoring the flooding in Louisiana and Mississippi," she tweeted.
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Flooding in Bihar has reached homes, shops, and even hospitals.
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Dozens of responses from the Earthlink therapists come flooding in.
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After the story appeared, he said calls started flooding in.
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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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But the hurricane flooding in North Carolina has been terrible.
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Above, road damage from severe flooding in North Bend, Neb.
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Seasonal flooding in Nigeria has killed more than 100 people.
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The devastating flooding in Texas due to a Hurricane Harvey.
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Here's what you need to know: • Treacherous flooding in Houston.
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This fall, Venice experienced its worst flooding in 53 years.
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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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Once she did, she said positive comments started flooding in.
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Torrential downpours may cause flash flooding in some areas, it said.
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A video posted by Chris Macaluso showed flooding in Atlantic City.
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A man observes the flooding in Jordan, Minnesota, on March 15.
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The storm as led to severe flooding in the Houston area.
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There was a little flooding in some of the basements, too.
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Overnight, donations have been flooding in in the hundreds of millions.
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We've had flooding where we've not had flooding in the past.
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Flooding in arid areas creates breeding grounds for malaria-carrying mosquitoes.
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If it doesn't, the junk apps will just keep flooding in.
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Messages of condemnation have been flooding in from across the country.
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Flooding in Thailand usually occurs during the May-November rainy season.
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Flooding in Nebraska as seen from space on March 21600, 224.
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Torrential rain has caused the country's worst flooding in several years.
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Twitter users took pictures and video of the flooding in Boston.
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Flooding in Iran displaced half a million people in the spring.
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"We've got people flooding in to support this," the aide said.
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Compassion comes flooding in, and in places that we probably overlooked.
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These rains are likely to cause flash flooding in those areas.
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This rainfall could cause life-threatening flash flooding in these areas.
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Heavy rainfall caused widespread flooding in many parts of the country.
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In some cases, these had collapsed, causing flooding in Raqqa city.
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Storm surge isn't the only source of flooding in this storm.
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Venice has also been struggling with record flooding in recent years,
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Vivid memories start flooding in, especially when the client is asleep.
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The fresh snowfall could lead to additional flooding in the region.
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But the rain caused flooding in the cave, blocking them from exiting.
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It's the same street devastated by flash flooding in July 2016. pic.twitter.
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Flooding, in turn, might increase concentrations of the existing HABs, explained Schmale.
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The memories keep flooding in – episodes, scenes, what happened and what transpired.
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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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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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Meanwhile, in the Midwest, there was deadly flooding in Missouri and Illinois.
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The powerful storms sent water flooding in to Boston's historic Seaport District.
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Pennsylvania's Philadelphia International Airport risks flooding in the not-so-distant future.
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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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This has caused flooding in places that previously were unaccustomed to it.
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Guys do die in the arena, and it all started flooding in.
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They warn you about severe weather, such as flooding, in your area.
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Major News: Two people have died because of severe flooding in Wisconsin.
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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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The report also highlights severe 219 flooding in Bangladesh, Peru and China.
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This spring, flooding in the Midwest ruined fields, grain silos, and infrastructure.
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Amid the country's worst flooding in years, it is doing so again.
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They say it denuded mountains, leading to heavy flooding in valley villages.
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One woman has died as a result of the flooding in Derbyshire.
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These northern areas were also hit by severe flooding in September 5353.
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Southeast Texas also saw extreme flooding in May and June of 2015.
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Thanks to big discounts on the menu, the orders started flooding in.
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Read more: Venice is experiencing its most severe flooding in 50 years.
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"There's flooding in every part of Houston," Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner said.
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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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Applications for permits to build new factories are flooding in, he added.
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Irma hit just days after Hurricane Harvey caused record flooding in Texas.
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It cites as an example the extreme flooding in Thailand in 0003.
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Severe flooding in the United States temporarily closed many of its stores.
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Flooding in November, prompted by exceptionally high tides, led to mass cancellations.
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With activity thriving and new orders flooding in, their optimism also increased.
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At least 21 people have died in severe flooding in the south.
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Go deeper: In photos: Staggering destruction from historic flooding in the Plains The big picture: Vice President Mike Pence would survey the damage from the "terrible flooding" in Nebraska Tuesday, White House Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders said.
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Just this week, storm systems triggered widespread flooding in the Midwest and Southern U.S. The Weather Channel and Accuweather report that there's a continuing threat of flooding in the region with the approach of a new storm system.
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YouTube user: 121TheProject121Description: Houston Flooding in Energy Corridor at Eldridge Pkwy/Memorial Drive.
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It wasn't long before offers of help were flooding in from friendly strangers.
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The worst flooding in years hit the state, along with Nebraska and Missouri.
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Still, he adds, there could be some ongoing flooding in California's Central Valley.
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Then, the messages started flooding in, each one in Chinese from unknown numbers.
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The #Texans offices are closed for the day due to flooding in Houston.
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Be prepared for possible flash flooding in these areas... especially the red. pic.twitter.
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There could, though, be some further major flooding in parts of the country.
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Pete Ricketts said it's the worst flooding in the state for 50 years.
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Go deeper: Record flooding in Plains as seen through before and after photos
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Go deeper: Record flooding in Plains as seen through before and after photos
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The flooding in Louisiana is breaking records many never thought could be broken.
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They woke up Saturday morning to reports of extreme flooding in their neighborhood.
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Flooding in Peru last month killed more than 100 people and destroyed infrastructure.
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Parts of Nevada may see the worst flooding in one to two decades.
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There was also widespread flooding in the state's coastal areas, including Charleston. 5.
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I bet you they're flooding in while this government shutdown is going on.
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Heavy flooding in Argentina, the world's largest soyabean-meal exporter, has reduced supplies.
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Hurricane Harvey brought Houston, Texas, its worst rainfall and flooding in recorded history.
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Allison caused massive flooding in Houston and killed 22019 people in several states.
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That's when the phone calls from trans women across Philadelphia came flooding in.
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Major flooding in southern and central China affected more than 14 million people.
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In November 2019, it saw some of the worst flooding in 50 years.
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Within days offers start flooding in, including from firms that students never approached.
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If the dam fails, it could create deadly flash flooding in surrounding towns.
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Here, a Houston TV weatherman reports on the frightening flooding in his office.
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Messages from crushes—especially long-distance lovers—are likely to come flooding in.
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"The American coast is very vulnerable for flooding in the future," he warned.
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Many are made from sand and clay caused by flooding in the Andes.
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Flooding in the Midwest kept some fields wet late into the planting season.
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There is also a risk of flooding in many coastal areas of France.
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Information about the scale of the flooding in more remote districts remains scant.
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Shortly after the flooding in Texas, Mexico offered disaster assistance, which Texas Gov.
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US flooding Recent historic flooding in the Midwest has devastated local farm businesses.
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All this snowfall, of course, could lead to more flooding in the region.
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VENICE — On Wednesday night, Venice suffered the worst flooding in half a century.
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Pete Ricketts said the state has experienced historic flooding in nearly every region.
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Larry Hogan said, noting that Florence could cause catastrophic flooding in his state.
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Hurricane Nate caused flooding in Mississippi, but spared the state from catastrophic damages.
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There was some flooding in Hanalei, where I was, but it was beautiful.
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People affected by flooding in eastern Bihar state, India, wait to be rescued, Aug.
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It's the full on Amazon Black Friday sale, and the deals are flooding in.
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Single-family homebuilding surged in the Midwest, which had suffered flooding in prior months.
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It did not give a death toll from the flooding in its latest report.
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Officials were bracing for what could be the worst flooding in Jackson since 1983.
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These chunks could cause damage to shoreline infrastructure, or worsen flooding in some cases.
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Forecasters warned heavy rains could cause flash flooding in the U.S. Northeast on Tuesday.
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Ice on rivers were causing ice jams that have exacerbated flooding in some areas.
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The flooding in Bossier Parish, LA. is extreme and devastating - water up to rooftops.
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Airbnb has activated its disaster response page following the record-breaking flooding in Louisiana.
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But that hasn't stopped the money flooding in, building bridges, roads and an airport.
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The money is now flooding in though, so perhaps people expect it that way.
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Like Brown, she had a number of ads flooding in right after the ad.
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Flooding in the U.S. Midwest typically occurs in the spring as snowmelt swells rivers.
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Support has been flooding in via the comments section of her post all day.
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It said that approximately 23,000 people were affected by severe flooding in that disaster.
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But Brazoria County's levee breach is not expected to impact the flooding in Houston.
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A huge winter storm that hit the U.S. has caused flooding in New Jersey.
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Their conclusion is that climate change made the flooding in France far more likely.
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Dramatic photos show debris covering cars and flooding in coastal zones of the city.
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"We've got people flooding in to support this, which is great," the aide said.
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The surge also caused flooding in the enclaves of Coral Gables and Palmetto Bay.
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She was doing fine until a week ago when first cancellations started flooding in.
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The extent of damage is unknown as meteorologists expect more flooding in coming weeks.
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Instead, it refers to a 1 percent chance of flooding in any given year.
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Rising river levels threatened flooding in five districts of Cabo Delgado Province, officials warned.
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And at that moment, crack began flooding in — taking over, really, in a way.
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Also: The children of addicts; better pay for Willowbrook workers; flooding in New York.
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The cafe suffered extensive damage during recent record flooding in Venice, but remains open.
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Researchers have found that river dredging in India has contributed to flooding in Kerala.
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It said that approximately 347,000 people were affected by severe flooding in that disaster.
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In Texas, the remnants of Tropical Storm Imelda caused flooding in the Houston area.
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Flooding in Houston could likely keep some refiners shut for the week, analysts said.
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The state is struggling to recover from some of the worst flooding in its history.
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Photos starting flooding in, as did calls from news outlets as far away as Australia.
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CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas – The Latest on flooding in Texas (all times local): 220:353 p.m.
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Hurricane Harvey 2017YouTube user: Bored at WorkDescription: Drone Footage Of Hurricane Harvey Flooding In Houston!
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Forecasters say rains from the farflung system could produce flash flooding in the hours ahead.
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Of 87 people killed by the storm, 52 died in the flooding in North Carolina.
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"There's flooding in every part of Houston," Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner said, telling stranded citizens.
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Yet, soon after the results started flooding in, his eventual victory hardly looked in doubt.
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Government said however that it feared flooding in the area due to the torrential downpour.
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As soon as the domain was registered, thousands of connections a second began flooding in.
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Pete Ricketts said it was the worst flooding in Nebraska for at least 50 years.
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The main problem now is protecting roads from flooding in some 20 neighborhoods, he added.
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The hurricane hit as a category 1 storm, leaving destruction and flooding in its wake.
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There was some flooding in Louisiana, but not the epic deluge that many had feared.
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Deaths due to flooding in the region more than doubled in the last five days.
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The parade was cancelled after Typhoon Hagibis caused huge flooding in parts of northeast Japan.
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Last Memorial Day, heavy rains caused severe flooding in the southwest parts of the city.
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Those fleeing the possible flooding in California were by no means the first climate refugees.
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Rich Willson paddles through the miniature golf course after the flooding in in Guerneville, California.
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There are some fears about flooding in the U.S. delaying spring wheat planting, Ammermann said.
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Its cover depicts a drawing taken from a photograph of the 2000 flooding in Uckfield.
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The IFRC has described the flooding in Bangladesh as the most serious in 40 years.
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Florence, which is now a post-tropical cyclone, has caused significant flooding in the Carolinas.
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The rain could lead to mudflows and flooding in areas burned by wildfires last year.
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Last month, flooding in Louisiana killed more than a dozen people and left thousands homeless.
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At least 11 people died in Italy in the country's worst flooding in a decade.
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With statistics now flooding in, better technologies are needed to help cut through the noise.
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" Many texts are flooding in now, all of them exclaiming, "I can't believe you're there!
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It included wildfires in the West, hurricanes in the Southeast, and flooding in the Midwest.
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He said he's never seen such severe flooding in all his 58 years in Freeport.
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Not only in California, but in other Super Tuesday states, ballots have been flooding in.
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That resulted in fans outside flooding in, trampling some and crushing others against steel fencing.
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He said he saw significant flooding in the farmland of Jacksonville and throughout Onslow County.
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These locations currently see between three to six days of flooding in an average year.
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An article on Sunday about mudslides and flooding in Mocoa, Colombia, misstated the city's population.
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All that rain can lead to life-threatening flash flooding in the deserts, forecasters said.
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They're flooding in via air, land and sea as fast as people can devour them.
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Two fatalities in neighboring Wisconsin last week have been blamed on flooding in that state.
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Hunt said Matthew caught them by surprise with flooding in the middle of the night.
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In 1997, it caused devastating flooding in the Western United States and drought in Indonesia.
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Willa will absolutely soak Texas today, which is already dealing with flooding in some parts.
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Flooding in Beaufort and Wilmington, North Carolina, also topped high-water marks that go back decades.
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Heavy rainstorms hit Xianning city last weekend, causing flooding in low-lying areas across the region.
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Kamal died from sickness caused by continuous exposure to rainfall and flooding in his remote village.
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Economists said flooding in Texas and Louisiana was probably behind the drop in starts last month.
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Some 50 Popeyes Louisiana Kitchen restaurants have been impacted by flooding in Louisiana, executives said Wednesday.
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Studies show much of Ho Chi Minh City will be vulnerable to flooding in coming decades.
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A "bomb cylone" causes destructive flooding in Middle America; a milestone win for women in mathematics.
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That's why covering the flooding in Louisiana was one of my hardest assignments yet for CNN.
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The same storm system affecting the Gulf Coast has already resulted in severe flooding in Texas.
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An aerial view shows flooding in low-lying areas on the outskirts of Allahabad, India, Aug.
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Since the comments started flooding in this morning, the restaurant's rating has dropped to two stars.
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It's just so nice to have all that natural light come flooding in at all times.
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No injuries were reported but some roads had been closed because of flooding in the area.
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President Barack Obama signed an order declaring the flooding in Louisiana a major disaster on Sunday.
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The recent flooding in Baton Rouge and the surrounding parishes bring back so many awful memories.
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Approximately 700 people were killed in what was regarded as the worst flooding in 50 years.
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Local news outlets in Kansas City picked up the story and more donations came flooding in.
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The report projects one to three days of high-tide flooding in the area in 2019.
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The company estimated sales related to Hurricane Matthew and flooding in Louisiana were about $100 million.
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There are reports of wind damage in West Texas, flooding in Nebraska and blizzards in Colorado.
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More rain and flash flooding in Puerto Rico The giant storm's death toll continues to mount.
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Some 843 people were killed by the storm and subsequent flooding in Mozambique, Zimbabwe and Malawi.
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Ironically, conversations about that project were stalled by major flooding in 2011 and again in 2015.
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Rising sea levels causes flooding in coastal cities and towns, like this residential area in Greenland.
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The catastrophic flooding in Texas comes after a Category 4 hurricane ripped through Florida's Gulf Coast.
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The disaster came after deadly flooding in Peru killed more than 100 people and destroyed infrastructure.
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Flooding in the Uttar Pradesh and Bihar regions have been deadly over the past few days.
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Recently, he has been volunteering with the Red Cross, helping victims of the flooding in Louisiana.
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He made two stops in Texas after Hurricane Harvey spurred widespread flooding in and around Houston.
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He said there had been record flooding in some areas and called it a major event.
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Following the news that pop icon Prince has passed away, the tributes have started flooding in.
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Some residents in coastal communities were offered sandbags to prepare for flooding in low-lying areas.
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I have been fighting sleep every night this week to keep the flashbacks from flooding in.
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Flooding actually causes more hurricane deaths than wind, and climate change amplifies flooding in two ways.
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As most states continue to see rising numbers, the state of emergency announcements are flooding in.
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Men stand in a field in Songchon County that was damaged by flooding in July 2012.
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The calls started flooding in from hundreds of irate North Carolina voters just after 7 a.m.
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"My mom was going to stay, but the flooding in Houston scared her," Ms. Montenegro said.
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Betsy Gray posted video of flooding in Knoxville as rising waters came up into her backyard.
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Houston is improving its resilience to flooding, in part, through the revitalization of Buffalo Bayou Park.
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The city built on 118 small islands is facing its worst flooding in half a century.
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The storm could cause significant — if not historic — coastal flooding in parts of the Mid-Atlantic.
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If this happens, it would result in catastrophic flooding in regions already prone to this hazard.
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As the storm turns northeast along the US coastline, it could cause devastating flooding in Charleston.
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The tributes flooding in from world leaders seem to amplify McCain's principled stand against his President.
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There are fears the typhoon could lead to flash flooding in more rural areas, triggering landslides.
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But what had assuaged the Mint's fear that more counterfeit coins were flooding in from abroad?
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In some places the storm dumped 50 inches of rain, leaving catastrophic flooding in its wake.
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Forecasters expect a moderate risk of more tornadoes and flooding in the central states on Sunday.
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The tweets started flooding in the moment she debuted a sneak peek of her "LWYMMD" music video.
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First, Hurricane Harvey barreled into Texas, dumping record rains and causing unprecedented flooding in cities like Houston.
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Wet weather and flooding in sections of Midwest and northern Plains could cut corn and soybean yields.
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Flooding in Louisiana in August was the worst disaster to hit the United States since Superstorm Sandy.
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For example, last year's winter outlook missed the mark on a few things, including flooding in California.
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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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In the two days since the blaze, donations have been flooding in in the hundreds of millions.
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Efforts by activists to boost their presence could be hampered by forecasts for flooding in the region.
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This table, for example, shows the flooding in various locations in the Houston area in April 2016.
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Tropical Storm Florence's relentless rain is causing devastating flooding in the Carolinas and promises even more today.
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A lot of solar comes flooding in at midday, and then it all goes away at night.
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Severe natural disasters — like flooding, in this case — bring out the best and the worst in people.
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The village is in the county of Lancashire, which was badly hit by the flooding in December.
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But there are tangible ways you can help those feeling the impacts of the flooding in Louisiana.
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A baby deer rescued by by a Louisiana state policeman during August's historic flooding in the region.
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At least 16 people, including nine US soldiers, were killed in flooding in Texas earlier in June.
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It could raise river levels and cause more flooding in the area, already saturated with heavy rains.
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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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"The Wire" star has revealed his home was destroyed in the historic flooding in Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
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A House panel is investigating the federal government's emergency response to last year's historic flooding in Louisiana.
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Syngenta's first-half was hit by flooding in the United States, drought in Australia and political headwinds.
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Flooding in 2006 was particularly destructive, killing nearly 150 people and stranding tens of thousands for days.
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Storms also prompted authorities to close all five major sea barriers to prevent flooding in the lowlands.
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The last negative quarter was back in 2011 and that was caused by massive flooding in Queensland.
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Most of the flooding in Karachi has occurred in the city's predominately industrial northern and western districts.
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More than 200 people died in torrential rains and flooding in parts of western Japan last year.
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This could touch off another round of flooding in the fourth most-populous U.S. city, it added.
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Six days of rain caused extreme flooding in Texas and Louisiana and at least 57 people died.
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Hurricane Harvey tore through Texas late last month and caused historic flooding in the Lone Star State.
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Friday's measure included $3 billion to address recent flooding in the Midwest and tornadoes in the South.
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A local newspaper, the Capital Gazette, called the memorial "the unofficial yardstick for flooding" in Annapolis Harbor.
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San Juan Mayor Carmen Yulin Cruz posted several images of some urban flooding in the capital city.
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The UCS anticipates that nearly 4,400 homes there will see chronic flooding in less than 30 years.
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Michael Lugo, 42, the owner of Michael's Tasting Room, which experienced minor flooding in St. Augustine, Fla.
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Heavy rains on Monday in Washington, D.C., caused minor flooding in the basement of the White House.
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This tortoise was rescued Wednesday on a tugboat by Aaron Jayjack during historic flooding in the city.
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Photos and videos posted on social media showed severe flooding in the central areas of the island.
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Flooding in Southeast Asia, stifling drought in Australia, and still no answers on Malaysia Airlines Flight 370.
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Roy Cooper of North Carolina said on Sunday, warning of potentially catastrophic flooding in the days ahead.
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But when the hurricane hit, calls from desperate women came flooding in, and they reopened their doors.
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The Bitter Southerner also weighed in with a not-so-bitter take on the flooding in Houston.
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At least nine people have died in Venice, which is experiencing its worst flooding in a decade.
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The flooding in 2016 caused catastrophic damage, but 96 percent of the businesses downtown rebuilt and reopened.
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There are concerns, however, that disruptions from the flooding in Houston could hurt job growth in September.
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The big picture: Historic flooding in the spring led farmers to delay plantings due to drenched fields.
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Harvey caused massive flooding in southeastern Texas, a state where Geico is the second-largest car insurer.
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Here Mayor is in the cafeteria of San Sebastian airport, looking at all the messages flooding in!
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The rainfall could cause life-threatening flooding in the western portion of the Azores, the center warned.
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Cash and offers of support came flooding in, with £3,000 ($4,360) raised in the first 24 hours.
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The families live in a seismic zone that's prone to flooding in the state of Tabasco, Mexico.
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That growth was boosted by new business flooding in at the fastest rate in over a decade.
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Inside, the cells are cozy and contemporary, with light flooding in through the former jail's original windows.
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The National Weather Service posted videos of severe flooding in impacted areas due to storm surge. Sept.
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While these gates will likely temporarily stall flooding in the city, they will not protect Venice's lagoon.
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Several cars were seen destroyed and submerged in murky brown water after the flash flooding in Ellicott City.
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Hamburg saw widespread flooding in the inner city area, including the area around the new Elbphilharmonie symphony hall.
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The county emergency manager reported flooding in the city had begun to enter buildings, CNN affiliate KTUL reported.
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"We have flooding in our city — that's not unusual," Mitchell Morgan, Fayetteville's assistant fire chief, told BuzzFeed News.
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"I don't think much has been done to mitigate flooding in the past two years," he told Graham.
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In addition, flooding in the Farm Belt has cut planting of crops, which reduces the demand for diesel.
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"Whether it's fires and mudslides in California, flooding in Texas, or tornadoes in the Oklahoma region," Delgado said.
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Connectivity during disasters like the flooding in Peru is essential, helping citizens reach loved ones and medical aid.
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Bags jamming Karachi's storm drains contributed to recent flooding in that city during heavy monsoon rains, she said.
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Analysts blamed the drop on the flooding in Texas and Louisiana, which cut into construction in the South.
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The storm has dissipated but is expected to bring torrential rainfall and significant flooding in the coming days.
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The Red Cross has said the flooding in Louisiana is the United States' worst natural disaster since Sandy.
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It's President Barack Obama's last birthday in office – and the birthday wishes are flooding in on social media!
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Southern Copper said it has been "seriously affected" by the rains, with flooding in some of its installations.
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The flooding in Bogota was just one of the several weather-related incidents in the region on Saturday.
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Two million people have been directly affected by flooding in the country, according to police officials in Nepal.
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Recent rains have deepened flooding in low-lying areas while boosting yields in dryer parts of the country.
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Earlier this month, the president issued major disaster declarations for severe storms and flooding in Nebraska and Iowa.
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Aboa Chantal, head of the Nkolbikok community, said that two local children died due to flooding in 2016.
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But climate change may not even be driving the most severe flooding in Asian metropolises, new research suggests.
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THE FORECAST: The flooding in Houston and southeast Texas is already unprecedented, but it's about to get worse.
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The last flooding in November 2018 caused an estimated €2.2 million ($2.42 million) of damage, the Guardian reported.
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To be sure, the market for cryptocurrency index funds is getting increasingly crowded, with major players flooding in.
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Deadly avalanches and flooding in the cities of Mocoa and Manizales killed more than 330 people this month.
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Massive flooding in northeast Australia has displaced hundreds of thousands of people and brought crocodiles onto city streets.
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In 2016, researchers found that Lagos could see 260,000 deaths due to flooding in the next 10 years.
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Immediately after I expressed interest, emails, phone calls and even text messages from sales reps started flooding in.
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A U.S. defense official said there is flooding in three compartments of the Fitzgerald and there were injuries.
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Twenty-five states are at risk of "major or moderate" flooding in coming weeks, federal scientists said Thursday.
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However, that type of analysis, known as event attribution, is not yet available for the flooding in Louisiana.
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As flooding in Paris threatened the Louvre, staff members and volunteers worked to remove art from harm's way.
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The McCain sustained significant hull damage, with flooding in berthing compartments as well as machinery and communication rooms.
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If the levees hadn't failed, flooding in New Orleans from Hurricane Katrina would have been much less severe.
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But Nassau was still affected, with flooding in the streets and power outages, according to multiple media reports.
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In December 2016, for instance, Congress approved about $2 billion in aid for victims of flooding in Louisiana.
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There was "flooding in house and no power for two weeks during the hurricane," Felzenberg told Business Insider.
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Throngs have been flooding in for the final production, Alexei Ratmansky's "Whipped Cream," which closes on Saturday night.
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The amount the city is spending to reduce flooding in southeastern Queens is $1.9 billion, not $1.9 million.
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The capital was hit by heavy rain and strong winds, with trees uprooted and flooding in some areas.
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The megacity was hit by heavy rain and strong winds, with trees uprooted and flooding in some areas.
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The flooding in Iowa is bad — and has caused an estimated $1.6 billion in damage this week alone.
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So even 1-2 inches of rain from this next system could trigger flash flooding in these locations.
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In the past few years, we have seen substantial damage from storms and flooding in the United States.
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But pockets of serious flooding in southern New Jersey led to some criticism about his decision to leave.
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By midnight, the rain and wind had moved past the capital, leaving some flooding in the city's west.
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Greg Abbott on Saturday said that his primary concern remains "dramatic flooding" in the wake of the storm.
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A tasty product meant the customers flooding in weren&apost disappointed, and the craze didn&apost lose steam.
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That storm had caught them by surprise with flooding in the middle of the night, he told CNN.
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Officials urged thousands to evacuate as the Pearl River threatened central Mississippi with the worst flooding in decades.
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This past year has seen some global catastrophes ... from major flooding in Italy to ravaging fires throughout Australia.
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Trading at the Philippine Stock Exchange was suspended on Tuesday due to flooding in Manila following a storm.
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Intense precipitation events can overwhelm drainage systems, for example, causing flooding in areas removed from rivers and coasts.
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And as with coastal flooding, in some places there's likely only one way to reduce risk sufficiently: relocate.
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Idemitsu Australia Resources began expanding flood levees as early as 2008 after flooding in one of its mines.
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Devastation from historic flooding in the Gulf region is likely to hasten lawmakers' push to renew the program.
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HAVANA — A young man posts images of street flooding in the neighborhood of Centro Habana on social media.
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Milwaukee erupts after a police shooting; more uncomfortable revelations about Donald Trump's campaign and Russia; flooding in Louisiana.
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The cyclone's widespread flooding — in part overshadowed by simultaneous and historic flooding in the Midwest — has left behind an inundated area some 200 square miles in size (518 square kilometers), with the inland sea reaching up to 15 miles wide, according to satellite images from the European Space Agency (ESA).
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Heavy rains brought by the storm system caused localized flooding in some parts of the U.S. South, officials said.
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Joining us now is Ellicott City resident, Kali Harris, who has twice survived the historic flooding in her town.
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Flooding in California, a rocket launch in Florida, and the fight against "superbugs" are also featured in this show.
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Recovery efforts from the August flooding in Louisiana and Hurricane Matthew in September also drove demand for building materials.
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The National Weather Service (NWS) issued a warning for heavy rainfall and flooding in the Boston area Saturday afternoon.
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Just last year, the state was inundated by extreme flooding in August that submerged thousands of homes and businesses.
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The tweets started flooding in the moment she debuted a sneak peek of her "LWYMMD" music video last night.
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At least 20 people are dead after heavy rains caused some of the worst flooding in West Virginia's history.
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An obsession with growth at all costs may well be a side effect of major VC dollars flooding in.
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When Shouguang suffered catastrophic flooding in recent years, people from across China came to his and other farmers' aid.
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Some on the weakness in groundbreaking activity likely reflects heavy rain and flooding in some parts of the country.
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Tides are rising, with more reports of flooding in coastal regions, and warmer oceans are disrupting the fishing industry.
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Bangladesh lost nearly 30,000 people to monsoon flooding in 1974; in the recent rains that figure dropped to 503.
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In the three months following the flooding in Louisiana, at least 6,400 campaigns appeared on GoFundMe, one such site.
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NATIONAL A picture credit on Thursday with an article about flooding in Missouri misidentified the photographer in some editions.
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Yet severe flooding in the country's northeast has resulted in a rare admission that all is not so well.
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Because there hasn't been major flooding in Houston in 16 years, many homeowners have dropped coverage to save money.
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The offers will come flooding in, but make sure you choose the right ones and seal the deal quickly.
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From what I've read, Miami Beach has seen a lot of flooding in recent years associated with higher tides.
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The river has seen catastrophic flooding in recent years, which experts attribute to extreme weather caused by global warming.
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The weekend's storm system also generated the risk of downstream river flooding in portions of the central United States.
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Go deeper in the Axios stream: A glimpse at the scale of flooding in Texas Harvey, by the numbers
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The planting estimates come as traders assess risks to spring planting from flooding in parts of the U.S. Midwest.
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As epic flooding in Houston keeps the nation riveted, residents of southeast coastal Texas are assessing their own damage.
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Donations began flooding in and Gager has been making frequent trips to the store, chronicled on her Facebook page.
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Although flood waters are receding in Havana, flooding in other coastal and mountain areas have left some communities isolated.
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Two people have died after massive flooding in Nebraska towns shut down roads and swallowed homes over the weekend.
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Harvey caused massive flooding in the Bushes' home state of Texas and neighboring Louisiana, destroying homes and killing dozens.
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The Houston southeast portion of Harris County were also slammed with catastrophic flooding, in the days following the storm.
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The Guards have used authorities response to heavy flooding in March to criticize the government and promote their effectiveness.
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In 2140, the number of days with high-tide flooding in the US tied the record set in 22000.
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Almost every year, torrential rainstorms trigger fatal mudslides and flooding in mountaintop neighborhoods in and around Rio de Janeiro.
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Yet, with devastating flooding in Louisiana and wildfires tearing apart the West, both parties' environmental platforms deserve more attention.
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CORRECTION: A previous version of this story contained the incorrect date on photos of the flooding in south Texas.
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According to Italian authorities, this is the worst flooding in Venice since 1966, when floodwaters reached 76.4 inches high.
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I witnessed first-hand the flooding in Houston, the ravaged landscapes in Florida, and the devastation in Puerto Rico.
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A disaster is anticipated -- and we can surely expect more flooding in the future, especially as the Earth warms.
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TRADE HEADWINDS Syngenta's first-half was hit by flooding in the United States, drought in Australia and political headwinds.
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While the city was mostly rebuilt after severe flooding in 1532, the city's main mosque was built in 904.
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This is helping to fuel the flooding in Louisiana, as well as the dangerous heat along the East Coast.
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I'm not in an area affected by the flooding in Iowa and Nebraska, but it's super close to me.
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Venice has been hit by flooding in recent days due to record tides, leaving parts of the city submerged.
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The major winter storm created near blizzard conditions in the north and severe storms and flooding in the south.
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One after the other, messages were flooding in, describing accidents, incidents and medical emergencies, often including their home addresses.
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Despite being banned by Facebook, he was using a mate's account to stream – and the abuse came flooding in.
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Cyclone Mekunu also comes just one week after Cyclone Sagar struck Somalia and Djibouti, causing flooding in several countries.
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Hundreds are dead, and more than 150,000 have reportedly fled historic flooding in the southern Indian state of Kerala.
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There had been flooding in Wharton County (population 42,000) twice in the previous 16 months, but never like this.
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The flooding in Athens comes in a year in which hurricane have unleashed destruction from Houston to the Caribbean.
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So even 1 to 2 inches of rain from this next system could trigger flash flooding in these areas.
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The Carolinas are still reeling from severe flooding in the aftermath of Hurricane Florence less than a month ago.
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Tornadoes in the Midwest and record flooding in Oklahoma and Arkansas this week are only adding to the misery.
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She included Haines in a documentary she produced about the flooding in West Houston, which has been screened locally.
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The flooding in the region displaced thousands of people and the number of storm-related deaths continues to rise.
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Hurricane Jose is much weaker, but is expected to cause minor flooding in the coastal areas of New England.
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Heavy rains last April also caused flooding in parts of central Chile, disrupting production at several large copper mines.
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The area is one of many in the UK that has been hit with severe flooding in recent weeks.
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The agency has also reported about 100,000 people displaced in Somalia, and flooding in Ethiopia and Rwanda, as well.
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The President addressed those affected by the serious flooding in Texas, and pledged the full support of his administration.
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But August saw heavy rains and flooding in some states and the strong monsoon has stretched into this month.
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"We had big flooding in Katrina, but that was largely caused by that levy breach" that devastated New Orleans.
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The pipeline shut down following Hurricane Harvey, which produced record rainfall and flooding in parts of Texas and Louisiana.
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El Nino, marked by warming sea-surface temperatures in the Pacific Ocean, causes both drought and flooding in Ethiopia.
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Torrential rains in Kerala triggered the state's worst flooding in nearly a century, destroying thousands of homes and roads.
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Forecasters warned of high winds, surging waterways and the potential for flooding in places throughout the state into Friday.
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Venice, Italy, has long been sinking — but it also just experienced its worst flooding in more than 50 years.
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"With the flooding in the area, the Council wasn't going to approve anything," Senator DeSteph said in an interview.
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Ice melt due to climate change contributes to sea-level rise, which leads to flooding in coastal areas worldwide.
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Resiliency plans to help people facing flooding in the Gulf Coast and fires in the West were strong topics.
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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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Greg Abbott (R) on Sunday emphasized the severity of flooding in Houston after Hurricane Harvey made landfall in Texas.
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With migrants flooding in, Trump threatened to hammer Mexico with tariffs unless it increased efforts to stem the flow.
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The quake also caused scores of injuries and property damage, including flooding, in the Turkish resort city of Bodrum.
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Today, the monuments are vulnerable to flash flooding in the Wadi Musa and continuing erosion from wind and rain.
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Wheat also advanced on worries about winter crop damage due to heavy rains and flooding in the southern U.S. Plains.
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What is a mom to do when there's a blizzard in cold climates (or heavy rain and flooding in California)?
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But as the clock struck 4:30pm Pacific Time, and news began to get out, the emails started flooding in.
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Also, the Russian River near Guerneville is rising again, causing more flooding in the wine growing region of Sonoma County.
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Heavy rain that caused flash flooding in Houston will ease up today after 4th of July celebrations were cancelled yesterday.
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Nate killed 11 people in Costa Rica, causing landslides and some of the most damaging flooding in the country's history.
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The 911 calls are flooding in, telling similar stories from the scene of the worst mass shooting in US history.
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Residents who have weathered and rebounded from past storms say they are seeing flooding in places they had not expected.
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Rescue crews search for people in distress after Hurricane Harvey caused heavy flooding in Houston, Texas on August 20173, 2017.
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Catastrophe modelers Aon Benfield described the flooding in some parts of the city as a 1-in-200-year event.
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Heavy rainfall and flooding in the country's northern regions were major factors curbing growth, Inei director Anibal Sanchez Aguilar said.
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From Saturday onward, the National Weather Service is predicting a high risk of flash flooding in and around New Orleans.
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There is a threat of flooding in rivers across that region because of Sunday night's rain combined with snow melt.
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Heavy rain even before Matthew The setup for flooding in North Carolina began before Matthew was even a named storm.
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NOTES: Both coaches took time before the game to say their thoughts were with the victims of flooding in Houston.
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Another user tweeted out images of the flooding in Harbor East, showing water levels rising over sidewalks and store entrances.
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Authorities remained worried about flash flooding in the area&aposs valleys and potential mudslides down its nearby cloud-shrouded mountains.
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The rain not only saturated NFL fans attending games, but also caused street and highway flooding in the mid-Atlantic.
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There also could be extremely destructive flash flooding in inland areas because the storm surge is preventing rivers from draining.
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But a few days ago, a curious thing started happening: Thousands of identical anti-net neutrality comments came flooding in.
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The historic flooding in the state killed several people last month and left over 8 million residents under flood warnings.
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Heavy rainfall, like what caused historic flooding in France and Germany last month, has been directly attributed to climate change.
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Senator Claire McCaskill of Missouri posted video Friday from a helicopter showing flooding in Eureka, a suburb of St. Louis.
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Asa Hutchinson posted aerial photos of a Walmart in Pocahontas surrounded by water and widespread flooding in nearby Lawrence County.
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Hurricane Florence has caused flooding in parts of North Carolina and left residents struggling to recover from the epic storm.
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Jon Bridgers founded the Cajun Navy, a non-profit rescue and recovery organization to respond to flooding in south Louisiana.
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Social media posts started flooding in with people complaining about the smell and smoggy views over the typically clear city.
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Flooding in Argentina caused soybean and soymeal prices to hit six-month highs in January, though they have since fallen.
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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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"This rainfall could cause life-threatening flash flooding in these areas," the National Hurricane Center said in its latest advisory.
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States were asked to put together proposals for how they would use the money to mitigate flooding in the future.
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Already, 500 people were rescued overnight Monday amid flooding in and around Lake Charles, in western Louisiana, the governor said.
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He was reporting from the Texas city east of Houston about the widespread flooding in the wake of Hurricane Harvey.
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It caused record flooding in parts of Florida after it left a path of deadly destruction on several Caribbean islands.
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He pointed to hurricanes in the U.S. Southeast, tornadoes and flooding in the Midwest and cold weather in the North.
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The Flood Re scheme was set up by the government and industry in response to severe flooding in recent years.
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Last year, Obama said no to Scott's demand for federal dollars to clean up flooding in the Tampa Bay area.
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And there were already reports of flash flooding in New York, where a warning remained in effect until late morning.
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Flooding in the Bahamas likely killed many animals, and a rare bird that inhabited the islands may have gone extinct.
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Another potential issue for Democrats is the threat of climate change given frequent flooding in Miami linked to rising temperatures.
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The game was moved to New Orleans from Houston because of the devastating flooding in southeast Texas from Hurricane Harvey.
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"(The rain) may cause significant debris flows and flooding in the recent burn areas," the county's emergency information website reads.
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Pete Ricketts's (R-Neb.) request for an expedited presidential disaster declaration to deal with severe flooding in the Cornhusker State.
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When we came back to London the songs started flooding in, like we'd won some psychic battle in the countryside.
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August 26-29, 2017 - Harvey is downgraded to a tropical storm, but stalls over land causing extreme flooding in Texas.
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The heat wave broke in other parts of Europe, meanwhile, unleashing torrents of rain that caused flash flooding in France.
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He added, though, that the market needed to be cautious given the threat of cheap imports flooding in from China.
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Crosby is located in Harris County, one of the counties hard-hit by flooding in the wake of Hurricane Harvey.
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Britain has suffered widespread flooding in recent months and is on track for one of the wettest winters on record.
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Spain: Torrential rains and widespread flooding in the southeastern part of the country have killed six people, the authorities said.
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Airlines had canceled thousands of flights after Hurricane Harvey left widespread flooding in its wake in southeastern Texas last month.
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With orders for the new menu flooding in, Sutton opens the doors this week to London's first dedicated vegan chippie.
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Suzuki said demand was dented in part by flooding in the Kerala region, a key sales market, during the quarter.
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Water has had to be periodically released from these dams which has resulted in severe flooding in low-lying areas.
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Beyond North Korea, Cramer also examined the effects of a weaker dollar, Apple's rumored iPhone launch and flooding in Houston.
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This past April, severe flooding in Houston damaged over 1,85033 homes and led to more than 1,200 high water rescues.
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The authorities said the Seine could reach levels in Paris comparable to a bout of heavy flooding in June 2016.
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The release of water from the Keystone Dam contributed to flooding in a less populated area, just outside of Sand Springs.
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At least 42 people have died in the flooding in Bangladesh, while around 1.5 million people have been affected, officials said.
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Eventually, they hope the information acquired will help us improve forecast models and prevent future disasters like the flooding in Houston.
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Rain was expected in parts of Colorado, which could dampen fires but trigger flash flooding in areas left bare by wildfires.
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This has been amplified not just by the Bay Area's high costs but also by the amount of capital flooding in.
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Prices in California and other Western states are also impacted by a jump in ethanol prices, following flooding in the Midwest.
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On the ground, Apple's global crisis management team is working to support our employees directly affected by the flooding in Texas.
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In 2018, Kerala had it worst flooding in about 100 years even as the western state of Maharashtra had a drought.
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While it was always prone to flooding, in the last decade the floods have gotten much worse and much more destructive.
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Flooding in Lumberton More than 25,2300 people have been rescued from high water by more than 70 boat crews, McCrory said.
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Hurricane Harvey caused severe flooding in Texas and Hurricane Irma followed close behind, wreaking havoc on several Caribbean nations and Florida.
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After flooding in Houston last year, some of the 10,000 damaged, insured cars were cleaned up and resold across the country.
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That means more space for plants, more biodiversity and better water retention, reducing the risk of flooding in the urban core.
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Vice President Mike Pence said Tuesday that federal aid would soon arrive for communities impacted by historic flooding in the Midwest.
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The cause: intense rainfall in much of western Europe, which led to the worst flooding in the city for 2000 years.
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Other recently introduced resolutions have run the gamut from addressing rising sea levels and flooding in Florida to celebrating classic cars.
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The weather department forecast heavy rains until August 15, India's Independence Day, also warning of flooding in low-lying coastal areas.
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The Salvation Army is accepting monetary donations that will go directly to those affected by the flooding in Louisiana and Mississippi.
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Sea levels are rising as the world's ice sheets melt, causing more frequent and damaging coastal flooding in low-lying cities.
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Authorities closed the five sea barriers set up to prevent flooding in a country where large areas are below sea level.
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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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Richmond, Texas (CNN)David and Maria Parks sit for hours on a sofa, intently watching news footage of flooding in Houston.
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President Obama is letting federal employees donate their paid days off to federal employees impacted by the historic flooding in Louisiana.
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Severe flooding in Havana Havana residents woke up Monday to a city still without power and some neighborhoods still under water.
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Some flooding in western Houston happened because the US Army Corps of Engineers intentionally released water from two reservoirs, Turner said.
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Louisiana Secretary of State Tom Schedler said that such a visit would be inappropriate, citing the recent flooding in the state.
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John Bel Edwards (D) Friday to discuss the deadly flooding in the state, the Democratic presidential nominee said in a statement.
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The New York City Panel on Climate Change predicts that the area will see even worse flooding in the coming decades.
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That was just short of the record 194 cm set in 1966 and caused the city's worst flooding in 50 years.
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That was just short of the record 194 cm set in 1966 and caused the city's worst flooding in 50 years.
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The worst drought in recorded history (from 2010 to 21862) swung directly into massive flooding in late 21862 into early 240.
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BNSF has not said what caused the train to leave the tracks, but the area has suffered flooding in recent days.
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Before making its way to China, the storm passed through the Philippines, where it caused flooding in more than 400 areas.
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The storm system, which caused flooding in much of central and northeastern France, also inundated southwestern Germany, killing at least nine.
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The project launches publically today, so the ad sales—and criticisms for defacing priceless art—are yet to start flooding in.
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But by Wednesday afternoon its center was well inland, dumping heavy rains and causing flooding in western Florida and coastal Alabama.
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After the deadly violence at a white nationalist gathering in Charlottesville, Va., in 2017, donations to the organization came flooding in.
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The report cites the 2011 extreme flooding in Thailand as an example of how climate change can impact the U.S. economy.
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Research from Climate Central suggests that 37,000 people are at risk of coastal flooding in Atlantic City in the next century.
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This includes tragedies like the widespread famine in Darfur, monsoons and flooding in Bangladesh and the catastrophic hurricane in Puerto Rico.
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The NYSE last closed its trading floor for two days in 2012 amid heavy flooding in Manhattan due to Hurricane Sandy.
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For instance, the 2014 assessment forecast that coastal cities would see more flooding in the coming years as sea levels rose.
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The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration this week released its spring flood projections, predicting moderate to severe flooding in 23 states.
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But so far, there have been only three deaths linked to the flooding in Nebraska, and none so far in Iowa.
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Flooding in the fall of 2018 saturated soil in the ground, while heavy snows last winter blanketed, then froze, the water.
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Meanwhile, flooding in the Eagle Ford shale field in southern Texas has cut production by an estimated 300,000 barrels a day.
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The storm unleashed unprecedented flooding in Houston, disrupting oil, natural gas and petrochemical production and forcing a temporary closure of refineries.
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And while flooding in the Houston area has grabbed more attention, aid officials say a catastrophe is unfolding in South Asia.
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The city was booming thanks to China's economic reform, and migrants like him were flooding in, eager for work and wealth.
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And the value of homes exposed to flooding in Florida could be devalued by as much as $80 billion by 2050.
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The storm that brought us heavy rain, strong winds and coastal flooding in some areas on Monday is sticking around today.
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What's considered minor flooding in one location could have major consequences in another depending on what's lying in the water's path.
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Stories about gender selection in Mexico, a return to television, and even a flooding in the basement in her new home?
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More than 140 people died along the Gulf Coast, and 2185 died in Virginia from flash flooding in the storm's remnants.
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On January 1, Illinois legalized adult-use cannabis, and people from other states are flooding in to try out the products.
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It seems that heavy rainfall and record flooding in Texas and Florida is putting a damper on McDonald's third-quarter results.
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Winds were building up large waves on Lake Michigan, threatening lakeshore flooding in the Chicago area, the National Weather Service said.
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That means less than a quarter of the homes at risk of flooding in the two states have flood insurance coverage.
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The recent flooding in New England caused damage on the level of a hurricane, but the "bomb cyclone" had no name.
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Some refineries were preparing for restarts, but heavy rains are expected to last through Wednesday, adding to catastrophic flooding in Houston.
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His dad, Brad Whiteis, told him about Hurricane Florence and explained to Carter the possibility of flooding in the coming days.
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The death toll from flooding in West Virginia has risen to 23 and thousands of residents are still without power. Gov.
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Carbajal's district, which includes parts of Ventura and Santa Barbara Counties, has experienced devastating fires and flooding in the past year.
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Florence came ashore in North Carolina on Friday as a hurricane and has caused widespread flooding in North and South Carolina.
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Flash flooding in Washington, DC has thrown the capital region in chaos, with reports of water rescues, traffic closures, and power outages.
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Colder weather compared with March last year and flooding in St. Louis, Missouri, also hurt sales of seasonal products, the company said.
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The recent storms have produced flooding in several Northern California counties and forced officials to empty major reservoirs to reduce flood risks.
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Heavy rains in South Texas have caused flooding in areas that were hit hard by Hurricane Harvey less than a year ago.
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The community, set along the west bank of Maryland&aposs Patapsco River, was also stricken by deadly flash flooding in July 2016.
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There is a potential for more flooding in other cities southward along the Mississippi in several weeks, CNN meteorologist Chad Myers said.
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Up to 7 inches (18 centimeters) of rain caused flooding in Helen, a mountain town in Georgia, the National Weather Service said.
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Rapid snow melt coupled with heavy rains in the Sierra Mountains has led to flooding in parts of Nevada and Southern California.
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The Corps said forecasts for flooding in the coming weeks make it necessary to clear the area to prevent injury or death.
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Image 2 of 2 HIROSHIMA, Japan – The Latest on heavy rains and flooding in western Japan (all times local): 883:15 p.m.
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According to AccuWeather, the storm has moved inland dropping heavy rain and causing flooding in states like Arkansas, Illinois, Michigan and Ohio.
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In 2015, parts of Bosnia were hit by the greatest flooding in a century, leaving thousands without homes and hurting the economy.
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Flooding in recent years has left hundreds of thousands of people homeless in Nigeria, Africa's biggest energy producer and most populous country.
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Flooding in Arkansas has already closed 12 state highways, and 400 households have agreed to voluntary evacuations, said Arkansas Governor Asa Hutchinson.
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A man fishes on the flooded banks of the Seine River after days of rain caused flooding in Paris, France, Jan. 27.
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Meanwhile, cases related to the crackdown, under which some 50,000 people have been arrested and more than 110,000 fired, are flooding in.
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The National Weather Service predicts moderate to major flooding in the Cape Fear, Neuse, Black, Haw and Yadkin rivers into this week.
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Tropical Storm Harvey has dropped more than 0.173 trillion gallons of water on Texas, triggering catastrophic, unprecedented flooding in the Houston area.
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After flooding in 21897 displaced over 20163,22016 people, Congress ordered almost every untamed reach of the river to be straitjacketed by earthworks.
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With lots of natural light flooding in, we added sofas, coffee tables and soft furnishings, and decorated the room in calming colours.
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At least 23 people are dead after torrential rains in West Virginia caused the state's worst flooding in more than a century.
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We're looking at potential for flooding in the DelawareBay area all the up the New Jersey coast up to New York City.
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The forecast calls for storms to continue and cause flooding in the southcentral, northcentral and eastern parts of the state through Wednesday.
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The negative comments came flooding in shortly after Love magazine posted the latest video from their special all-video issue on Instagram.
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Trump headed first to the NRG Center, a stadium housing many victims of the storm and the flooding in the Houston area.
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Monsoon misery The building collapse comes after heavy rains and flooding in Mumbai this week, which have killed at least five people.
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Louisiana leaders have asked for an aid package to bolster recovery efforts after severe flooding in and around Baton Rouge last month.
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The river is currently almost 16 feet above sea level on Friday morning, thanks to record flooding in the Midwest, CNN reported.
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The flooding in Venice, the worst in more than 50 years, submerged about 85% of the canal-lined city, by some estimates.
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By 216, the risk assessment projects that the produce market will face a 21 percent chance of flooding in any given year.
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"Fentanyl is so deadly, in the geographic regions where it's been flooding in, deaths soared like we've never seen before," he said.
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More snow melt and rain is expected to "prolong and expand flooding" in the Midwest and the southern U.S., according to NOAA.
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Bettors monitoring the match noticed money quickly flooding in on Molchanov's opponent, Agustin Velotti, despite Molchanov's leading and winning the first set.
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The portion of the trip designed to show a family processing facility was canceled due to severe flash flooding in the area.
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The National Weather Service is still reporting major flooding in North Carolina, and the authorities fear swollen rivers will continue to rise.
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It followed Harvey, which also killed more than 80 people when it struck Texas in late August and caused flooding in Houston.
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Then the messages started flooding in that we had to stay indoors because there was a chance that another incident would occur.
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Though the hurricane's winds are growing weaker, the storm has become larger, which could increase the risk of flooding in coastal areas.
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In Alabama, Governor Kay Ivey also declared a statewide emergency, citing National Weather Service forecasts for significant flash flooding in the state.
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But while there was flooding in the area, the eye of the storm remained about 2000 miles offshore as it passed Jacksonville.
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The data suggested limited impact on permits from Hurricane Harvey, which lashed Texas in late August and caused unprecedented flooding in Houston.
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In case of potential flooding in your home, an ice chest is a good place to store your technology, Dr. Redlener said.
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Statements came flooding in from governments around the world, and some members of the United States Congress expressed outrage at the irregularities.
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This year's El Niño weather system has hit hard in East Africa, causing the severe drought in Ethiopia and flooding in Somalia.
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Other officials have called for better maintenance of dams as well as the construction of new ones to keep flooding in check.
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Over the weekend, record-setting rainfall triggered flash flooding in Virginia and Maryland, stranding vehicles and prompting water rescues and road closures.
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In Northern California, the storms produced extensive flooding in Sonoma County and around Sacramento – among the hardest-hit parts of the state.
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He pointed to recent extreme weather events, including Hurricanes Harvey and Irma as well as devastating flooding in Bangladesh, India and Nepal.
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A weather system could bring up to six inches of rain and prompt flooding in an area already battered by Hurricane Dorian.
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You may have gotten one of these warnings on your phone: annoying beeps and a notification about flash flooding in your area.
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The service also said in the late morning and warned of severe thunderstorms, high wind and flooding in eastern and central Alabama.
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ET on Tuesday morning with thousands of reports flooding in to Downdetector (full disclosure: Downdetector, like Mashable, is owned by Ziff Davis).
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The removal was part of a four-month project in response to heavy flooding in the city in August, the newspaper reported.
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At least 250 people have died in the flooding in a little over a week, with 31 others missing, according to Kurian.
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This week, state Agriculture Commissioner Hugh Weathers visited farmers in damaged areas previously hurt by Matthew and by record flooding in 26.
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Deadly flooding in parts of Nebraska has turned whole communities into islands as the Platte and Elkhorn rivers swelled to record highs.
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Most ethanol plants are in the Midwest, but there are sizable delays as a result of flooding in the Midwest, DeHaan said.
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The defense comes after Trump visited Texas on Tuesday amid ongoing recovery efforts from Harvey, which caused devastating flooding in the region.
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At least one person is dead after rainfall from former Hurricane Harvey triggered flash flooding in several parts of Houston Saturday evening.
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Next up, galleries on raging bushfires in Australia and historic flooding in Venice show how climate change is affecting our world today.
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In 2011, flooding in Thailand greatly disrupted the supply of computer chips, affecting the supply of computers and other high-tech devices.
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In 2016, Mr. Bridgers founded the organization in response to flooding in Louisiana and continues to collect donations for areas still devastated.
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Now, read the article, "Flooding in Mozambique From Cyclone Idai Made an 'Inland Ocean,' Stalling Rescues," and answer the following questions: 1.
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It will imperil 100,000 migratory birds that alight in the area and, critics contend, cause more flooding in flood-prone eastern Mexico City.
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The flooding in Iowa was so bad that a Scott County flood assistance event scheduled for Wednesday was postponed because of rising waters.
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The country saw the worst monsoon flooding in a decade in 2015 when around 100 people reportedly died and over 330,000 were displaced.
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Immigrants continued living underground until the late 70s, until frequent flooding in the basements of La Chinesca finally pushed the last residents out.
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Typhoons and flooding in western Japan and an earthquake in the northern island of Hokkaido disrupted production and distributions as well as tourism.
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That report found that even areas outside of floodplains, which are supposedly unlikely to flood, have faced flooding in 2009, 2015, and 2016.
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The American Red Cross has been responding to flooding in Illinois and Iowa since March 14, according to a statement from the organization.
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Donations have been flooding in to rebuild the 856-year-old Paris church after it was nearly gutted by the blaze Monday evening.
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Their lawyer, Kyaw Myo Tun, said they were sending money to support those displaced by the violence and recent flooding in the region.
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Mangkhut destroyed rice and corn crops worth an estimated $177 million and damaged 450 homes, with flooding in nine provinces, official estimates showed.
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Greg Abbott said at a Wednesday press conference, adding that flooding in the Beaumont region can be expected for the next few days.
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In a record-breaking wet spring, flooding in key farming regions has caused unprecedented delays to planting, causing lower-than-expected inventory levels.
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Various candidates have called for a more aggressive policy to fight climate change and aid farmers hurt by devastating flooding in the Midwest.
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Ryan Reynolds' upcoming film Pokémon Detective Pikachu is weeks away from opening but first reactions are already flooding in — and they're very positive!
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Only two instances in the historical record — July 1659 and June 1856 — show flooding in months other than December, January, February or March.
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Drew and Jonathan recently volunteered their efforts following the devastating flooding in New Orleans, and continue to spread good cheer at the holidays.
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The final package included $1.1 billion for Zika, $500 million for flooding in Louisiana and other states, and $37 million for opioid addiction.
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The sector was also hit hard by cheap chicken imports flooding in after punitive duties on U.S. chicken imports were lifted in 2015.
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Hurricane Irma caused record flooding in parts of Florida this week after it left a path of deadly destruction on several Caribbean islands.
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Harvey pummeled the heart of the U.S. energy industry in Texas, dumping a record amount of rain and triggering catastrophic flooding in Houston.
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Flash flooding in the Gard region turned the Ceze and L&aposArdeche rivers into churning waterways that quickly spilled out of their banks.
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Iowa Governor Kim Reynolds said the snow melt and spring rains could create additional flooding in the weeks ahead because of damaged levees.
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You can already imagine tweets and Insta stories flooding in about how #relatable "The One" or "Wandering Romance" will be for her fans.
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The USDA also said that farmers planned to boost their corn plantings, but severe flooding in the U.S. Midwest may curtail final acreage.
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Hot money came flooding in and drove up the price of gold in 2011, and some of that money could come back in.
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Flooding in the area temporarily disrupted power, according to Judge Emmet, a Harris County emergency official who spoke at a news conference Sunday.
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The Navy reported significant hull damage to the McCain, saying there was flooding in berthing compartments as well as machinery and communication rooms.
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Trees were ripped from the ground and roofs were torn from buildings in Cuba, where there was also flooding in low-lying areas.
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The applications came flooding in after Amazon announced a contest for its next HQ in early September, asking interested cities to submit proposals.
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By early Wednesday morning, the Disaster Management Center had recorded 23 injuries related to flash flooding in the southwestern parts of the island.
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It was the pull of perceived prosperity, as much as the push of desperation, that brought millions of men and women flooding in.
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Heavy rains also caused deadly flooding in Germany, particularly in the southwestern state of Baden-Württemberg and in the southern state of Bavaria.
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Hurricane Harvey slammed into Texas last week and the storm caused historic flooding in Houston, the fourth largest city in the United States.
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At least 100 people have died and nearly 260,000 have been displaced this month by flooding in Kenya, the Kenya Red Cross said.
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Other Southeast coastal cities like Wilmington, North Carolina, and Miami and Key West, Florida, have set records for coastal flooding in recent years.
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While Barry did not bring the wrath that was originally predicted, the increased flooding in the Delta has ruined farmers' harvest this year.
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The storm is expected to worsen already severe flooding in parts of central and eastern China, particularly in the major city of Wuhan.
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Burbank Boulevard is also closed near its intersection with Interstate 405 in Sherman Oaks because of flooding in the Sepulveda Basin, Caltrans said.
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Much of the ground there is already saturated from past wet weather, increasing the likelihood of catastrophic flooding in inland homes and businesses.
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McALLEN, Texas – Days of torrential rain have led to widespread flooding in southeastern Texas, the state's worst floods since Hurricane Harvey last year.
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Irma made landfall in Cuba as a Category 5 storm, blasting into seaside towns and causing flooding in low-lying areas of Havana.
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When days of heavy rain in late May caused deadly river flooding in France and Germany, Geert Jan van Oldenborgh got to work.
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The support is flooding in, both from individuals in terms of 'Hell yes!' and from corporates who are asking: 'Can we buy power?
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An impoverished agrarian province with rickety infrastructure and poor healthcare services, Bihar has a history of flooding in its northern areas bordering Nepal.
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Photos and videos of the flooding in Houston are inundating social media, showing submerged cars and people with water up to their waists.
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In Myanmar, heavy flooding in eight states has killed at least 10 people since Friday and prompted the evacuation of more than 50,000.
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In August alone, flooding in Las Vegas, Kansas City, New Orleans, and Houston prompted dozens of rescues and claimed at least one life.
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Federal flood maps are based on historical data, and won't tell you how sea-level rise could exacerbate flooding in the years ahead.
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The late-winter flooding in the Midwest, for example, involved large amounts of rain falling on frozen ground with high accumulations of snow.
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Other times I struggle when the person in the seat ahead of me has their window shade up and sunlight is flooding in.
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Storm threat in Midwest: An unusually powerful storm this week comes after one last month that resulted in widespread flooding in the region.
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The new flooding in Davenport, where riverfront parks have been under water for weeks, was confined to several blocks at the city's core.
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Officials expected the strong winds and storm surge flooding in Puerto Rico to subside by early Thursday, and they canceled its hurricane warning.
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The flooding in Key Largo had small boats bobbing in the streets next to furniture and refrigerators like rubber toys in a bathtub.
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The royal parents then headed into a village in a valley in Chitral, which has been hit by flash flooding in recent years.
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Heavy seasonal flooding in 2019 also led to increased numbers of people suffering from health issues like malaria and diarrhea, the UN said.
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It followed Hurricane Harvey, which also killed more than 80 people when it struck Texas in late August and caused flooding in Houston.
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The severe flooding in Nebraska, for example, could delay farmers there from readying their fields for spring planting of both corn and soybeans.
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This week's unprecedented flooding in East Texas is, for many, reminiscent of the damage wrought by Hurricane Katrina, and more recently, Superstorm Sandy.
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Vidor, a small city of rolling pastures and stifling humidity that was hit hard by flooding in September, is not a skateboarding hotbed.
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President Obama on Tuesday praised the head of the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), for his handling of the recent flooding in Louisiana.
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When the wet season ends, the tract should drain and dry out, although there still may be occasional flooding in parts of it.
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In part that is because refineries have built stronger protections against flooding in recent years, and offshore production platforms have been made sturdier.
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Some major banks in Houston said they are cutting fees for customers after catastrophic flooding in America's fourth-largest city from Hurricane Harvey.
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After leaving West Texas, the same line of storms caused tornadoes in other parts of the South and flooding in the Mississippi River Valley.
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The recent devastating flooding in the famously zoning-free city of Houston has sparked a mini-renaissance of enthusiasm for restrictive land use planning.
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January's monster storms and flooding in California inundated farmlands up and down the state, dealing a blow to crops of vegetables, citrus and nuts.
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This week's widespread flooding in New Orleans ahead of a slow-moving storm system made her uneasy, she told CNN in a Facebook message.
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As Harvey approached landfall in the form of a Category 4 hurricane Friday night, forecasters warned of potentially catastrophic flooding in the coming days.
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The reservoir remained at 828 feet Tuesday morning, with outflows continuing to go into the Tuolumne River and raising concerns of flooding in Modesto.
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There have also been reports of flooding in Wisconsin, Minnesota, and South Dakota, as other states prepare to deal with the historic weather conditions.
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That number is sure to rise dramatically due to the mass flooding in Texas, where some places have already seen 42 inches of rain.
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The recent flooding in Houston that has damaged at least 1,000 homes highlights the need for a disaster recovery plan for your critical documents.
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New Orleans in particular could be hit hard by the storm, as the drainage system is still being repaired following heavy flooding in August.
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That number is sure to rise dramatically due to the mass flooding in Texas, where some places have already seen 29 inches of rain.
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In 2014, Khalsa Aid, a Sikh group, was at the forefront of providing sandbags and hot meals to communities hit by flooding in Somerset.
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Nassar, 53, was fired by USA Gymnastics in 2015 and MSU months later as sexual abuse allegations from dozens of women came flooding in.
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Photos included in the log show a forklift driving through the a foot of water outside the facility, and flooding in the parking lot.
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The International Federation of the Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies estimated that almost 553,000 homes have been hit by flooding in Bangladesh alone.
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Or the hipsters flooding in are, with each overwrought coffee contraption and jam-jar cocktail, returning the city to something like its former glory.
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Image: Brandon Wade/APJust last month, southeastern Texas saw some of the worst flooding in its history, described as "biblical" by many news outlets.
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However, his re-election bid appears to have benefited from his administration's response to record flooding in North Carolina after Hurricane Matthew last month.
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According to Bryan Snider, the photographer who captured this terrorstorm sweeping across the rapidly-darkening Arizona sky, there was flash flooding in the area.
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A 25-year-old woman bought out an entire shoe store to donate to victims of the disastrous flooding in Nebraska and surrounding areas.
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The current floods follow record-breaking flooding in 2016, and experts say that we can continue to expect these kind of rising water levels.
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Over the weekend, storms carrying about 2-4 inches of rain caused flash flooding in areas parched from drought in Tennessee and southwestern Virginia.
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The storm is expected to worsen already severe flooding in parts of central and eastern China as its remnants slowly make their way inland.
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The Syrian government has warned a collapse in the dam could cause catastrophic flooding in the cities and towns in the Euphrates valley downstream.
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An impoverished agrarian province with rickety infrastructure and poor healthcare services, Bihar has a history of flooding in its northern areas that border Nepal.
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The National Weather service (NWS) reported flash flooding in Mississippi and Louisiana overnight, with at least two people rescued from floodwaters in Vicksburg, Mississippi.
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Residents in the Lekki and Victoria Island suburbs woke up on Saturday morning to flooding in their homes and their cars submerged under water.
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And funding has gone toward repairing classrooms and purchasing books, uniforms, and supplies for girls' schools, such as those damaged by flooding in Punjab.
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The agency's 2019 Spring Outlook found that nearly two-thirds of the lower 48 states are at risk for flooding in the coming months.
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ABIDJAN (Reuters) - At least 18 people were killed by flooding in Ivory Coast's commercial capital Abidjan on Tuesday after intense rainfall overnight, authorities said.
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Ben Taub Hospital, which houses a Level I trauma center, is being evacuated after flooding in the basement "disrupted the power source," Emmet said.
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Exxon's 362,300 bpd Beaumont, Texas, refinery remained shut on Sunday due to flooding in the lower part of the complex from Tropical Storm Harvey.
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It will be a roller-coaster ride for temperatures, with Sunday's warm start melting overnight snow and threatening flooding in areas including southeastern Massachusetts.
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The country experienced the worst monsoon flooding in a decade in 2015 when around 100 people reportedly died and more than 330,000 were displaced.
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Although flooding in Houston, Beaumont and Port Arthur has received the most attention, newly released satellite images show the storm's impact in other towns.
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FCC officials also referenced alerts sent out during flooding in Baton Rouge, which would have been more effective had they been more geographically specific.
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Prime Minister Boris Johnson has said the flooding in the UK does not amount to a "national emergency," something Extinction Rebellion firmly disagreed with.
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Hassan Al-Qaiam, governor of Madaba, said the Mlaih area has not experienced extreme flooding in many years, according to the Petra news agency.
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In coastal regions, that compounds the damage from the increasingly heavy rains plaguing the country, like those that recently caused extensive flooding in Louisiana.
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It is scenic, with yachts plying the water, yet as the sea has risen, street flooding in the area has become a recurring nuisance.
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The dispute underscores both countries' sensitivity to the kind of heavy flooding in the border region that could become more extreme with climate change.
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USDA noted that its September crop outlook does not account for flooding in parts of southeastern Texas and southwestern Louisiana caused by Hurricane Harvey.
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Dorian also brought powerful winds to Florida and Georgia, caused flooding in North Carolina that stranded 800 people, and even damaged buildings in Canada.
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The prime minister was visiting Derbyshire in the North of England after some of the worst flooding in the region for over a decade.
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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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But, if Congress doesn't grant supplemental funding for the extraordinary needs created by recent flooding in Louisiana, they could cite a valid reason: hypocrisy.
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By Friday, the Mississippi River added to concerns as it hit 16 feet, a foot below flood stage, after record flooding in the Midwest.
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They can bring winds of hurricane strength -- at least 74 mph -- as well as heavy rainfall that can trigger flash flooding in some locations.
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Members have said emergency funding for Flint, the fight against Zika and even aid for flooding in Louisiana could be attached to that bill.
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It is still too early to determine how much of the soy crop was damaged by flooding in Argentina, the world's No. 3 producer.
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Matthew moved over the Windward Islands, causing flooding in coastal areas of volcanic St. Lucia and knocking out power lines and trees in Barbados.
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The changes in the landscape knock down structures, shift the migration patterns of animals and produce severe flooding in spring (The New York Times).
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As the Raleigh-based News & Observer reports, thousands of state residents have been displaced by Hurricane Florence and the catastrophic flooding in its wake.
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However, there are 72 houses downstream that are at risk from sudden flooding in case bigger crevices open and the water starts flowing faster.
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He added that Freeport had received a state grant of nearly $800,000 to install catch basins and pumps to prevent flooding in the future.
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You are going to be displaced from your home in the coastal areas, and there will be flooding in the inland areas as well.
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Indonesia: Flash flooding in the province of Papua killed at least 50 people and injured 59 near the provincial capital, Jayapura, disaster officials said.
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His government raised teacher salaries, increased funding for the national university and eased flooding in the capital, Georgetown, by upgrading the city pumping system.
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By now, there is a well-known choreography: the cash comes flooding in to a few and the stock-less masses begin to gather.
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In the next zone, an area has a 1 percent chance of flooding in any year, in what is called a 100-year flood.
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Heavy rains also caused flooding in parts of Michigan and Illinois, where officials closed roads and warned residents not to drive through high waters.
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The donations are flooding in for Biden as well; he raised more than $10 million in the 24 hours after winning in South Carolina.
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The National Flood Insurance Program was created by Congress in 1968, after Hurricane Betsy caused extensive flooding in Florida and Louisiana three years earlier.
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Last September, heavy rains led to flooding in O'okala, and some residents found themselves up to their ankles in wastewater carried down the mountain.
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No stranger to disaster, Louisiana as of December had spent 613 percent of $1.7 billion provided by HUD after catastrophic flooding in August 2016.
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Superstorm Sandy caused significant flooding in the nation's most populous city, which ultimately killed more than 100 people and caused $85033 billion in damages.
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For example, the Harris County Sheriff's Office in Texas, the site of severe flooding in recent days, received two armored vehicles under the program.
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More than 1,000 people have died in flooding in seven Indian states since the start of the monsoon season, including over 350 in Kerala.
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In Georgetown County, South Carolina, thousands of residents were urged to evacuate ahead of historic flooding in an area where multiple swollen rivers converge.
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It wasn't until he was driving to his job at a vape shop four days later that the deluge of notifications started flooding in.
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An update on NASA's sun probe, a report on flooding in Italy, a Great Big Story, and a Halloween forecast round out today's show.
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Harvey, which made landfall as a Category 85033 hurricane, has displaced thousands of people from flooding in Houston and other communities in southeast Texas.
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Like Yang, O'Rourke has also been blunt about the need to relocate people, a lesson learned after the flooding in Houston from Hurricane Harvey.
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Hurricane Harvey, a storm whose intensity was linked to climate change, caused biblical flooding in the summer of 2017 around Houston and surrounding counties.
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Britain and Germany have experienced severe flooding in recent years, and Paris was forced to evacuate 1,500 people when the Seine flooded last month.
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Significant snow cover remains in North and South Dakota and Minnesota, and melts are likely to cause flooding in the Dakotas into next week.
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Gasoline prices also rose on concerns about issues at the Phillips 66 Bayway refinery, affected by a power outage and flooding in New Jersey.
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Flood threat to places drenched by last bomb cyclone Flooding in the already hard-hit Plains will be exacerbated due to the additional precipitation.
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The United States may be tightening its borders to other countries' citizens, but for now, at least, their television shows are flooding in unmolested.
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Three years after the Sewol sank, a South Korean-owned cargo ship, the Stellar Daisy, went down after reporting flooding in a cargo compartment.
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Hurricane Harvey led to record flooding in Houston last year, but it was also the city's third 500-year flood in as many years.
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From the strained Oroville dam to the flooding in San Jose last weekend, all this water, water everywhere has a single meteorological source: atmospheric rivers.
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"The 11- to 20-day outlook has been kicking up more rainfall totals and some concerns about flooding in the western Corn Belt," Zuzolo said.
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It includes $600 million in nutrition assistance to Puerto Rico as well as $3 billion to address recent flooding in the Midwest and other disasters.
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In fact, the flooding in the south-central U.S. may end up being a bigger story than the arrival of El Niño rains in California.
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More worrisome is the fact that this weather system appears to be directed at a region that already saw record, deadly flooding in December 2015.
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The restaurant was forced to close after less than a month because hundreds of new customers began flooding in, taking full advantage of the buffet.
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This raises the specter of snowmelt-induced flooding in areas like Yosemite National Park, the Lake Tahoe region and other parts of the Golden State.
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The problems started early Friday evening when reports started flooding in that MoviePass subscribers were unable to check into films that they reserved tickets for.
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Hongqiao Group, the world's largest aluminium producer, has denied flooding in the province of Shandong earlier this month caused any of its smelters to close.
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The tribe also warned that the camp itself might contaminate the river if hit by heavy flooding in March, when waters are expected to rise.
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Some parts of the Florida coast already started experiencing some of these impacts on Tuesday, including flooding in the Blind Pass and Northern Siebel areas.
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In the mandate, it was written that it will stop flooding in the Cuttack delta and it will provide water to 500,000 acres of land.
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With a boat Guillén had borrowed in tow, they stopped north of Houston, in Spring, which suffered some of the worst flooding in the region.
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Hongqiao Group, the world's largest aluminum producer, has denied flooding in the province of Shandong earlier this month caused any of its smelters to close.
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We are already experiencing some of the signs of climate change: Sea levels have risen, causing more frequent flooding in Florida and other coastal areas.
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The immediacy of the events, including Hurricanes Harvey and Irma, flooding in South Asia, and countless other crises, have shown we need to act now.
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Enough rain fell and ran off into area streams and rivers to lead to minor flooding in parts of New England and upstate New York.
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It evacuated animals from two other major hurricanes in the past several weeks, Harvey, which caused record flooding in Texas, and Irma, which slammed Florida.
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He also tweeted that he is asking Obama for additional resources to deal with possible power outages and flooding in the aftermath of the storm.
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Typhoon Jebi led to flooding in western Japan while an earthquake has shut the only refinery in Hokkaido, owned by Idemitsu Kosan, since Sept. 6.
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But severe flooding in recent weeks in key growing areas of the U.S. Midwest may cause farmers to switch up the acreage plans they reported.
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USDA also said that farmers planned to boost their corn plantings by 4.1 percent but severe flooding in the U.S. Midwest may curtail final acreage.
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"The 254.0- to 253.8-day outlook has been kicking up more rainfall totals and some concerns about flooding in the western Corn Belt," Zuzolo said.
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Harvey's devastating impact by the numbers For the first time since the weekend, authorities said, the flooding in Houston is slowly receding in some areas.
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Though the boom shows signs of slowing down, there are currently homes worth a combined $6.4 trillion at risk of flooding in Miami Beach alone.
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Flooding in Maryland More than 60 water rescues were reported in Frederick County, Maryland, after over 6 inches of rain fell Tuesday, county officials said.
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Devastating flooding in Ellicott City, Md., washed away homes and businesses, forcing some residents to evacuate for the second time in less than two years.
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Along with the massive tree-cutting on stream banks and hillsides, this would exacerbate flooding in a region already experiencing much stronger storms and floods.
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Taylor Swift is donating $1 million to Louisiana flood relief after torrential rains caused massive flooding in the state and killed at least 11 people.
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Your Money Adviser Victims of the recent flooding in Louisiana and wildfires in California should all do one thing: Document the damage to their property.
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We are already seeing the effects of climate change: rising sea levels cause flooding in coastal cities like Miami and Norfolk, even on sunny days.
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The chairman of a House Oversight subcommittee said the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) has been derelict in its response to flooding in Louisiana. Rep.
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Jalad said the damage from Typhoon Sarika was "not that serious" as initially expected, but there were reports of landslides and flooding in some areas.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Heavy flooding in French Polynesia has forced many residents to evacuate, cut off power to thousands of homes, and closed Tahiti's international airport.
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Record amounts of rain and flooding in Houston, the nation's fourth-largest city, eventually resulted in some 18,000 troops supporting the rescue and relief efforts.
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Boris Johnson visited the North of England on Friday to view communities who have suffered some of the most severe flooding in over ten years.
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He also pressed the lawmakers to approve disaster relief money to deal with flooding in Louisiana, wildfires out west and water contamination in Flint, Mich.
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The National Weather Service is running out of adjectives to describe the severity and impact of the flooding in Houston, Texas, and its surrounding areas.
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The most serious flood zone is known as the 100-year flood plain, which has a 1 percent chance of flooding in any given year.
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To highlight the extent of the current problem, Gore showed images of flooding in Chile and India, fires in Australia and ice melting in Norway.
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And extreme flooding in the south has renewed concerns that another cholera outbreak will soon plague the country still coping with the deadly waterborne disease.
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"Almost 850,000 people — around half of whom are estimated to be children — have been affected by severe flooding in Malawi and Mozambique," UNICEF reported Tuesday.
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Unprecedented flooding in the southern Indian state of Kerala has killed at least 180 people in just the past few days, according to local officials.
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In a moderate-risk zone, an area has a 0.2 percent chance of flooding in any year, in what is called a 500-year flood.
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The National Weather Service warned of more "life-threatening" flash flooding in the archipelago, where the storm had already brought landslides, floods and power failures.
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Venice, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, has hardly recovered from extreme flooding in November of last year before it was inflicted with the coronavirus outbreak.
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The current rebuilding efforts includes restoring city parks, public buildings, roads, and bridges that were damaged by the excessive rain and flooding in the area.
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Their home was not in the floodplain and it had survived flooding in April 2016, making the Sotolongos think they did not need flood insurance.
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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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Ahok could also have done more to showcase his administration's efforts to reform Jakarta's notoriously inefficient bureaucracy and better manage chronic flooding in the capital.
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Nebraska floods Severe flooding in Nebraska over the weekend broke several state records, and dangerously wet conditions in the area have left millions on edge.
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Eric Greitens signed an executive order earlier Saturday declaring a state of emergency ahead of the anticipated storms and flooding in parts of southern Missouri.
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President Donald Trump responds to flooding in Midwest President Trump quote-tweeted Iowa's Reynolds on Monday, saying his team was in close contact with her.
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Still, many Sierra Leoneans say the country's drainage system is insufficient and this is a main cause for most of the flooding in the country.
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The condemnations came flooding in, calls for the release of the transcript were immediate, and the Ukraine cycle played itself out again in real time.
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Harvey, which slammed Texas in the last week of August and unleashed unprecedented flooding in Houston, probably hurt sales of automobiles, restraining overall retail sales.
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High tides powered coastal flooding in Boston and other towns, leaving city streets awash for the second time since a massive nor'easter in early January.
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Hurricane Harvey dumped more than 33 inches of rain over four days in 2017, causing catastrophic flooding in more than 150,000 homes across the region.
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A total of 25 states were affected, from flooding in parts of Nebraska and Iowa to tornadoes in New Mexico to intense winds in Texas.
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And even before then, flooding in those areas is expected to cause damage to as much as $106 billion worth of real estate by 2050.
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In Myanmar, heavy flooding in eight states has killed at least 10 people since Friday and prompted the evacuation of more than 50,000, officials said.
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As soon as news started leaking that President Trump, who campaigned on ending the program, would deliver on his promise, the questions came flooding in.
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Analysts expressed concern that workers will not be able to access the facilities in the coming days because of flooding in Houston and other areas.
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They have captured the struggles of electric rickshaw drivers in India, ventured into China's national meat reserve and documented the flooding in the Mississippi Delta.
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And extreme flooding in the south has renewed concerns that another Cholera outbreak will soon plague the country still coping with the deadly waterborne disease.
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At the top of the rotunda, her final works (painted in 2004) appear exalted, with natural light flooding in from the Guggenheim's giant glazed oculus.
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The two storms followed Hurricane Harvey, which also killed more than 80 people when it struck Texas in late August and caused flooding in Houston.
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CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas – Heavy rains along the Texas coast have caused flooding in areas that were hit hard by Hurricane Harvey less than a year ago.
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India's top bullion consuming southern state of Kerala was hit by the worst flooding in a century this month, which killed hundreds and caused widespread damage.
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Railroads have also been plagued by delays from winter weather and flooding in the western Midwest, further disrupting agricultural supply chains in the nation's bread basket.
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It was a way to challenge beauty standards and to garner that same digital sisterhood regularly expressed through shared GIFs—and the replies came flooding in.
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Pristina today is a vibrant place, with money flooding in under a raft of agreements with the EU to improve the city's infrastructure and living standards.
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The city announced it would be suspending enforcement that prohibits residents from parking a boat in their driveway, following flooding in boat and RV storage lots.
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The Seine's waters were set to peak later on Sunday or early on Monday close to levels which led to similar flooding in 2016, authorities said.
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In southwest London, two polling stations in the borough of Kingston Upon Thames were moved to other locations after flooding in the area, the council said.
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Monsoon rains and flooding in Sri Lanka provided perfect breeding sites for mosquitoes and ongoing rain and worsening sanitation had exacerbated the situation, the agencies said.
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Cyclone Debbie, which caused major storm damage and flooding in Australia, dragged on profit as Hannover Re's largest single loss of 50 million euros ($54.5 million).
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You forced thousands from their homes with historic flooding in Europe, in North Korea and in Louisiana, the worst in the United States since Hurricane Sandy.
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Last July, at least 200 people died after torrential rains triggered landslides and flooding in one of the deadliest disasters since the 2011 earthquake and tsunami.
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Heavy rains are forecast, and that could worsen the flooding in the cavern, possibly forcing authorities to have them swim out through a narrow, underwater passage.
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In addition, an extremely wet spring and flooding in parts of the United States led to a late start to the planting season in North America.
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"If flooding in some homes persists for weeks, the likelihood of saving them diminishes rapidly," said Ron Witte, a professor of architecture at Houston's Rice University.
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Late on Tuesday, Tallgrass Energy LP said it halted all deliveries to Pony Express Pipeline destinations due to the extreme weather and flooding in central Oklahoma.
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Louisiana has been devastated by unprecedented flooding in recent days, with some parts of the state seeing up to 25 inches of rain over the weekend.
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The Lumber River flows over Interstate 95 after Hurricane Matthew caused power outages, downed trees and massive flooding in Lumberton, NC, affecting millions across the area.
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They have instead focused on issues such as health care, infrastructure, the consolidation of big agriculture companies and addressing climate change to curb flooding in Iowa.
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The storm hurt agriculture and the poultry industry, too, with more than 100,000 chickens killed by flooding in Wayne County, said Kevin Johnson, county extension director.
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WATCH THIS: Over 20,000 People Rescued After Unprecedented Flooding in Louisiana This is not the first time Airbnb has become a resource during a natural disaster.
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This came despite the impact of flooding in the Houston area, which shut down a bridge the railroad uses for cross-border traffic for three weeks.
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Because of the flooding in October, followed by a relatively warm winter, DHEC warned counties to begin tackling mosquito issues in February, weeks before breeding season.
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Another is dysfunction at the agency overseeing the city's drinking water system and storm drainage — a problem that became evident during serious flash flooding in August.
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Katrina caused catastrophic flooding in New Orleans 14 years ago and was blamed for more than 1,800 deaths in Louisiana and other states, by some estimates.
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Specifically, it became an "embarrassing" problem for Graves when he was trying to get FEMA to take action in the wake of flooding in his district.
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Requests for vinyl began flooding in again about a decade ago; it is now working around the clock and will produce 24m vinyl discs in 603.
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Hurricane Harvey, which caused widespread flooding in Houston in August, was the single most expensive storm in 2017, causing $125 billion in damage, according to NOAA.
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Flooding in the region left more than 1 million people without power in Florida by late Friday, and it continued up the coast over the weekend.
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Assuming there have been no additional Obama's Katrinas in the past two years, cataclysmic flooding in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, last week would make it two dozen.
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A warm spell hitting parts of California has raised the risk that the state's Sierra snowpack could melt too fast and produce flooding in some areas.
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"I've teamed up with @RedCross and @crowdrise to raise funds for the victims of the horrible flooding in my home state of Louisiana," Spears, 34, tweeted.
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The pattern of drenching thunderstorms and tornadoes, which has been recurring in the Central Plains states since last week, has caused flooding in several river cities.
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Flooding in southern New Jersey was reportedly comparable to or worse than the damage caused by "Superstorm Sandy," the hurricane that slammed the region in 2012.
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The Baton Rouge plant was hit by flooding in August, forcing Exxon to shut down one of the crude processing units and curtail output at another.
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TransCanada said it would extend open season for its Keystone system due to flooding in Houston and parts of the U.S. Gulf Coast caused by Harvey.
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Historic flooding in Lake Ontario, which has caused millions of dollars in damage in both the U.S. and Canada, probably couldn't have been avoided, reports Eos.org.
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New Delhi (CNN)Poachers are seeking to take advantage of widespread monsoon flooding in India's Kaziranga National Park as animals flee in search of higher ground.
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President Obama will visit the site of intense flooding in Baton Rouge, La., next week as part of the ongoing federal response to the natural disaster.
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Flooding in New Zealand, the world's largest dairy exporter, had raised concerns about sluggish production in the near term, which had helped been helping boost demand.
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The unprecedented levels of rain and flooding in Texas is also certainly to result in a surge in claims expected for the national flood insurance program.
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Thursday's rain fell on the scarred area and flowed into other areas, causing flooding in the town of Durham and clogging some area roads with debris.
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