17 million under flood watch from Texas to Mississippi
Summary
Severe flooding has put 17 million people under flood watch from Texas to Mississippi, causing deaths and road closures. Meanwhile, the Midwest is preparing for a severe weather outbreak with possible tornadoes, strong winds, and large hail expected on Wednesday.Key Facts
- A woman in Bandera County, Texas, died after her car was swept away by floodwaters.
- Flooding caused stalled vehicles and water rescues in cities including San Antonio, Houston, Waco, and Shreveport.
- Over 17 million people are under flood watch across Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi, and nearby states.
- Areas like Houston, Beaumont, Lake Charles, and Lafayette have a level 3 out of 4 flash flood threat.
- A tropical low in the western Gulf has a 60% chance to become Tropical Storm Arthur, which could increase rain.
- About 40 million people in the Midwest are at risk of severe weather on Wednesday, including Illinois, Indiana, Missouri, Iowa, and Ohio.
- Central Illinois and northern Indiana have a moderate risk (level 4 of 5) for destructive storms with possible large tornadoes and hail.
- Cities like Chicago, Indianapolis, St. Louis, and Fort Wayne face a level 3 of 4 risk for severe weather.
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