
Rain Los Angeles, Flooding Chicago & Flooding Providence-New Bedford
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National Weather Service meteorologists are advising Southland residents that the region will experience Red Flag conditions, high surf along the coasts and the chance for rain – all within the next seven days. A storm system that caused what the NWS calls a catastrophic, 1,000-year flood along the Tennessee-Georgia state line moved up the Eastern Seaboard on Friday, prompting flood advisories in coastal areas from North… Heavy rain Friday produced street flooding in a familiar place: Oaklawn Avenue in Cranston.
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- National Weather Service meteorologists are advising Southland residents that the region will experience Red Flag conditions, high surf along the coasts and the chance for rain – all within the next seven days.
- A storm system that caused what the NWS calls a catastrophic, 1,000-year flood along the Tennessee-Georgia state line moved up the Eastern Seaboard on Friday, prompting flood advisories in coastal areas from North Carolina to Massachusetts.
- Heavy rain Friday produced street flooding in a familiar place: Oaklawn Avenue in Cranston.
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Hey, it's Lucky. A major storm system is bringing a wide range of impacts from the West Coast all the way to the Northeast and we are tracking the details for you. KTLA in Los Angeles reports that National Weather Service meteorologists are advising Southland residents that the region will experience Red Flag conditions, high surf along the coasts and the chance for rain all within the next seven days. WGN TV News in Chicago reports that a storm system that caused what the National Weather Service calls a catastrophic one-thousand-year flood along the Tennessee and Georgia state line moved up the Eastern Seaboard on Friday prompting flood advisories in coastal areas from North Carolina to Massachusetts. NBC 10 WJAR in Providence-New Bedford reports that heavy rain on Friday produced street flooding in a familiar place on Oaklawn Avenue in Cranston. This is Lucky. Credits and photos are tagged below.
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