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Devastating flash floods hit southeast Missouri
Catastrophic flooding has hit areas around the Black River in southeast Missouri, where 6 to 12 inches of rain fell Thursday night into early Friday. Around 10 people had to be rescued from a rooftop, Reynolds County Emergency Coordinator Steve Chitwood told CNN.
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The Watchers
· Jul 10, 2026
Flash Flood Emergency issued after heavy rain in southeast Missouri, United States
The National Weather Service (NWS) issued a Flash Flood Emergency for parts of Iron and Reynolds counties, Missouri, after slow-moving storms produced 152 to 279 mm (6 to 11 inches) of rain by 05:44 CDT (10:44 UTC) on July 10, 2026. Source
Hindustan Times
· Jun 28, 2026
Kentucky flash flood: Metcalfe, Cumberland, and Clinton still under warning; videos show scary water level surge
Flash flooding hit south-central Kentucky after up to 10.7 inches of rain in some areas. It inundated homes and roads as the storm moved into Tennessee.
Investing.com
· Jul 11, 2026
Flash flooding traps hundreds of people in rural Missouri
Flash flooding traps hundreds of people in rural Missouri
Daily Mail
· Jul 11, 2026
State of emergency in Missouri declared after once-in-a-MILLENNIUM rainfall causes catastrophic flooding sweeping residents into 29 foot high waters... and the worst is still to come
State of emergency in Missouri declared after once-in-a-MILLENNIUM rainfall causes catastrophic flooding sweeping residents into 29 foot high waters... and the worst is still to come
Tampa Free Press
· Jul 6, 2026
Northeast Braces For Impact: 60 Million In Crosshairs Of Flash Flood Threat
THE BREAKDOWN: An escalating flash flood threat puts nearly 60 million people across the Northeast, Mid-Atlantic, and southern New England on high alert through Monday night. Following intense weekend storms that left the ground completely saturated, NOAA’s Weather Prediction Center has upgraded flood risks for major metro areas along the I-95 corridor, including New York [] Northeast Braces For Impact: 60 Million In Crosshairs Of Flash Flood Threat
BusinessWorld Online
· Jul 9, 2026
Flashfloods sweep through Bangsamoro municipalities
COTABATO CITY — Rampaging floods, spawned by recurring heavy rains since Wednesday afternoon, swept through more than 30 barangays in low-lying areas in the adjoining Maguindanao del Norte and Maguindanao del Sur provinces in the Bangsamoro region. Both provinces are close to the 220,000-hectare Ligawasan Delta, a catch basin for large rivers that spring from []
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Related coverage for "Devastating flash floods hit southeast Missouri": The Watchers — Flash Flood Emergency issued after heavy rain in southeast Missouri, United States. Hindustan Times — Kentucky flash flood: Metcalfe, Cumberland, and Clinton still under warning; videos show scary water level surge. Investing.com — Flash flooding traps hundreds of people in rural Missouri. Daily Mail — State of emergency in Missouri declared after once-in-a-MILLENNIUM rainfall causes catastrophic flooding sweeping residents into 29 foot high waters... and the worst is still to come. Tampa Free Press — Northeast Braces For Impact: 60 Million In Crosshairs Of Flash Flood Threat. BusinessWorld Online — Flashfloods sweep through Bangsamoro municipalities