Flooding Continues in the Central U.S.; Snow Across the Northeast U.S.

From the Lower Mississippi into the Ohio Valley, widespread moderate to major river flooding will continue through midweek in response to last week’s extreme rainfall. Areas of standing inundation will be slow to recede. A fast-moving storm system will bring a few inches of snow and gusty winds across the Northeast U.S. making for hazardous travel conditions. Read More >

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