Source: New York Post
Originally Published by: New England faces increasing severe storm threat with lashing winds Monitoring the Gulf for potential tropical threat as dust plume, winds lash Atlantic How the powerful Super El Niño pattern may reshape your travel plans with delays HOUSTON — Days of storms will dump heavy rain over millions of people across parts of the South, Gulf Coast and Texas through Friday, bringing a mounting flood threat, particularly over Texas’ Big Bend and Hill Country regions, where storms are expected to repeatedly track over the same areas. This also includes vulnerable areas along the Guadalupe River in Texas Hill Country that saw devastating flooding last July 4 that killed 135 people. This week’s flood threat also comes on the heels of a deadly flash flooding along the Black River in southeastern Missouri that began on Friday and lasted into the weekend.
