Flash Flooding Closes Roads into Death Valley National Park August 2, 2022 Roads in and out of Death Valley National Park were closed after lanes mud and debris inundated lanes during weekend...
Second Round of Flooding Hits St. Louis, Prompting Rescues August 1, 2022 Heavy rains brought another round of flooding to the St. Louis region that was already recovering from record rains earlier...
Record Rainfall Causes Widespread Flooding Across St. Louis Region July 27, 2022 By Jim Salter Record rainfall caused widespread flash flooding across the St. Louis area early Tuesday, closing multiple roadways and prompting rescues from...
Officials: Fatal Colorado Flood Caused by Quick Downpour on Burn Scar July 19, 2022 The area in northern Colorado where a flash flood swept away a camping trailer, killing a woman and a child,...
Scientist Explains Role of Climate in Record-Breaking Floods July 14, 2022 By Don Jergler Why is the world seeing more record-breaking floods? The question was asked and answered on Tuesday in an article on...
$1.7M Committed for New Mexico Bridge Repair, Flood Mitigation July 12, 2022 New Mexico Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham said the state is committing $1.7 million to repair a collapsed bridge in Roswell...
Washington Town of Conconully Hit by Flash Flooding July 7, 2022 A flash flood flowed through the streets of the town of Conconully in Washington’s remote Okanogan County, sending a foot...
West Virginia Governor Pushes Back After Feds Deny Flood Assistance July 7, 2022 West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice said he plans to appeal a ruling that denied federal assistance for flooding in three...
Survey: Broad Support for Renewables, Gap in Climate Change Awareness June 30, 2022 By Don Jergler There is overwhelming public support across the globe for using renewable energy, according to a new survey out from the...
Louisiana Launches $463M Project to Elevate Hurricane Evacuation Route June 27, 2022 Louisiana state leaders have broken ground for a $463 million project that will elevate 8.3 miles of La. 1, one...