Widespread rain on the way, then snow

Widespread rain on the way, then snow

(WJW) - A FLOOD WATCH is in effect for a large portion of the area due to multiple rounds of heavy rainfall starting Friday late evening, Saturday through Sunday morning. In addition to the flood watch a few creeks and rivers across the area are under a FLOOD WARNING (bright green) with minor flooding occurring. Click here for more details on weather alerts We get a break from the wet weather this afternoon. Skies will be predominantly clo…

Heavy rain brings flooding concerns | April 3, 2025

Moderate to heavy rain is possible through the rest of the week and weekend. Flooding concerns will be possible.

Flood Watch in Kentucky: Heavy Rainfall May Lead to Flooding Across Multiple Counties

Country Herald is Local News, Independent Pulse. Covering breaking local news, sports, lifestyle and events. London, KY – A flood watch remains in effect for parts of Kentucky as excessive rainfall continues to threaten the region through Sunday morning. The National Weather Service issued the warning on Thursday, April 3, 2025, urging residents in several counties to prepare for potential flooding. According to the National Weather Service, hea…

Heavy rain runoff causing flooding concerns today - 101.5 WKKG

Flood warnings are in place in our area, both in the short term and in the longer outlook. The National Weather Service has replaced a flash flood warning that went into effect early this morning with a flood warning until 9 this morning for low-lying and flood prone areas.. That warning is in effect for Bartholomew, Johnson and Shelby counties until 9 this morning. During the strong storms overnight areas received between an inch and a half to …

Flooded streets, fallen trees, posts in danger of falling, and power outages are some of the damage left by heavy rainfall in provinces such as Guayas and Manabí in the early morning of this Wednesday April 2, 2025. The entry Alert in Ecuador! Floods and trees fallen after heavy rain the early morning of Wednesday April 2 was first published in Teleamazonas.