Severe Weather Warning in Southern and Midwestern United States

Parts of the southern and midwestern United States are at risk for potentially catastrophic weather, including tornadoes and severe rainfall, through the weekend. The National Weather Service warns of potentially historic rainfall sweeping across the American South and Midwest, posing a risk to millions of people in the region.

California Wildfires Impact and Containment

Greg Perlman from The Change Reaction discusses helping the community impacted by California wildfires on Fox News. Palisades Fire and Eaton Fire in Los Angeles are 100% contained. Fires caused major destruction, killing 28 people and damaging over 16,000 structures. Rainfall aided firefighters but raised risk of floods and mudslides.

Flooding in Mecca, Saudi Arabia

Heavy flooding in Mecca, Saudi Arabia, after torrential downpours. Flooding also reported in Medina and Jeddah. More rain predicted with red alerts issued. Previous heavy rainfall in the region resulted in fatalities. Drainage and sewage systems in the region are underdeveloped.

Unusual Rain in the Sahara Desert

Unusual torrential rain is hitting the Sahara Desert, causing freak thunderstorms and high levels of rainfall in Mali and Mauritania. The weather anomaly is attributed to a shift in the intertropical convergence zone and a record positive North Atlantic Oscillation.

Tropical Storm Debby

Tropical Storm Debby could be upgraded to a hurricane as it heads towards Florida, with life-threatening storm surge expected along Florida's Gulf Coast.

Mudslides in Ethiopia

157 people killed in mudslides in a remote part of Ethiopia due to heavy rainfall, with young children and pregnant women among the victims. Rescue operations are ongoing.

Tropical Storm Alberto Hits Texas and Mexico

Tropical Storm Alberto is drenching parts of Texas and Mexico, with heavy rainfall, coastal flooding, and forceful winds. Emergency management officials have distributed sandbags to residents. Forecasters warn of rainfall totals of 5 to 10 inches with maximum totals of up to 20 inches, mudslides, storm surges of 2 to 4 feet, and possible tornadoes.

Severe Flooding in Florida

Florida is experiencing heavy rainfall causing severe flooding, leading to a state of emergency being declared for five counties. The storm is part of the hurricane season and has caused significant damage and disruptions across the state.

Record-Breaking Rainfall in Sarasota, Florida

A city on Florida's west coast was hit by a record-breaking 8 inches of rain in just three hours, causing flash floods and disrupting travel. The rain was so rare that it should only be expected every 500 to 1,000 years.

Fatalities in Houston Storms and India Stone Quarry Collapse

Severe storms in Houston result in a crane falling on a truck, killing one person. In India, a stone quarry collapse due to heavy rains kills 13 workers with 16 missing. Previous incidents of quarry collapses resulted in fatalities. Heavy rainfall in India's northeast poses risks of damage and landslides.

Houston Flooding

Heavy rains in Houston and rural East Texas led to flooding, with over 400 people rescued from their homes, rooftops, and roads. More rainfall was expected, prompting evacuations and high-water rescues. The area is prone to flooding, with Hurricane Harvey in 2017 causing historic damage.

Flooding in China's Guangdong Province

Major rivers, waterways, and reservoirs in China's Guangdong province are threatening dangerous floods, prompting emergency response plans to protect over 127 million people. Heavy rains have caused evacuations, power outages, and suspension of classes in affected areas.

Dubai Record Rainfall and Flooding

Dubai experiences record-breaking rainfall causing widespread flooding, damages, and disruptions in the city, with questions raised about the possibility of cloud seeding as a cause.

Cloud Seeding in the UAE

The National Center of Meteorology in the UAE denies carrying out cloud seeding before heavy storms hit the country, causing flooding in places like Dubai. The agency stated that they did not conduct any seeding operations during the storm.

Rainfall-caused mudslides at Wayfarers Chapel

Rainfall-caused mudslides have forced the closure of the iconic Wayfarers Chapel in Rancho Palos Verdes, Calif., chapel leaders are raising money for repairs and to refund canceled weddings.