Flash floods from heavy seasonal rains have killed at least 68 people in Afghanistan, Taliban officials said Saturday, adding the death toll was based on preliminary reports. Afghanistan has been witnessing unusually heavy seasonal rains. In the hard-hit western province of Ghor, 50 people were reported dead, said Abdul Wahid Hamas, spokesman for the provincial […]
ISLAMABAD (AP) — Flash floods from heavy seasonal rains have killed at least 68 people in Afghanistan, Taliban officials said Saturday, adding the death toll was based on preliminary reports. Afghanistan has been witnessing unusually heavy seasonal rains. In the hard-hit western province of Ghor, 50 people were reported dead, said Abdul Wahid Hamas, spokesman []
The weather is something right now. With a kona low approaching and the transition from El Nino to La Nina occurring over the summer, Hawaii is in for some extra flooding.
Thunderstorms and heavy rain are forecasted for Kaiserslautern this
It’s all hands on deck with the threat of heavy rain forcing officials to take preemptive action.
The Met Office is predicting that humidity levels will hit 93 per cent
Your First Alert Forecast calls for afternoon/evening showers on Monday and
Kalakaua Avenue was closed between Seaside Avenue and Duke’s Lane on Saturday afternoon due to heavy flooding.
Expect more rains in the afternoons and evenings as the country transitions to the rainy season, according to the Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (PAGASA).
The entire state of Hawaii is now under a flood watch through Friday evening, with more heavy rainfall and flooding possible across the Islands. Severe weather, including a torrential downpour, caused flooding and landslides on the island of Oahu this week. “Constant rain since 11 o’ clock this morning going steady, and a few hours later we had this raging rapid river behind our house,” Oahu resident Irwin Santos told Hawaii News Now on Monday. Landslides closed roads on Oahu, including an area...
HONOLULU (KHON2) — Gentle trade winds are expected to shift towards the southeast over the next few days, maintaining a familiar pattern of Kona winds. This pattern will bring clouds and showers inland, followed by clearing skies and offshore showers at night. NWS weather advisories: As the low forms near the islands, the winds over []
Southern Louisiana, including Baton Rouge, remains under a Level 3/5 risk of severe weather for storms into Monday night. Scattered instances of severe weather will be possible, especially along and south of the capital area. Gusty winds, large hail, and isolated tornadoes are the concerns with storms that are able to intensify.