More sweltering heat and flash flooding are expected across the nation
Summary
Many parts of the United States are facing extreme weather, including more heat waves and flash floods. Heavy rain has caused flooding in several states, while very high temperatures are breaking records in the West and northern Plains, with some areas also facing fire risks.Key Facts
- Flash flooding and heavy rain occurred from Tennessee to West Virginia, causing water rescues including over 160 teenagers in Missouri.
- Flood watches were active on July 12 for cities like Nashville, Lexington, and Charleston.
- Severe thunderstorms with strong winds were expected in the Carolinas and eastern Georgia.
- A woman was found dead after floodwaters in Missouri swept her away near Huzzah Creek.
- Extreme heat warnings were issued from Utah to Minnesota, with temperatures over 100 degrees in many places.
- Some cities, like Salt Lake City, Billings, and Miles City, recorded their highest temperatures ever.
- Hot and dry weather increased fire dangers in parts of the Northwest.
- Monsoon storms with strong winds could hit southern Arizona, causing dust and damage risk.
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