Flooding Salt Lake City, Hurricane Palm Springs & Rain Greenville
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The City of Newport Beach declared a local emergency on Friday, October 9, as overnight coastal flooding associated with Tropical Storm Rachel wreaked havoc on the city’s Balboa Peninsula. Hurricane Rachel is making its way toward the Coachella Valley. 3 AM Radar Update: Showers continue to affect parts of eastern NC with heavier rain and storms offshore as of right now.
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- The City of Newport Beach declared a local emergency on Friday, October 9, as overnight coastal flooding associated with Tropical Storm Rachel wreaked havoc on the city’s Balboa Peninsula.
- Hurricane Rachel is making its way toward the Coachella Valley.
- 3 AM Radar Update: Showers continue to affect parts of eastern NC with heavier rain and storms offshore as of right now.
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Hey, it's Noah. Coastal flooding, an inland track, and overnight rain are all unfolding. Right now, ABC4 News in Salt Lake City reports: Newport Beach declared a local emergency on Friday, October 9, after overnight coastal flooding from Tropical Storm Rachel hit the Balboa Peninsula. The storm is heading for Utah, passing just west of St. George, where the eastern side can bring stronger winds, supercells, and small brief tornadoes. KESQ News Channel 3 in Palm Springs reports: Meanwhile, Hurricane Rachel is still making its way toward the Coachella Valley, with its impacts the focus this morning. Forecasters are tracking how much rain to expect and when that rain could arrive across the area. Storm Team 9 in Greenville, North Carolina reports: Elsewhere, the latest 3 a.m. radar update shows showers continuing to affect parts of eastern North Carolina. This is Noah. Credits and photos are tagged below.
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