Planning to travel this week? Here’s what could impact your route.
Significant coastal flooding along Florida’s Atlantic coast and major flooding in the Keys could close numerous roads today into Thursday; moderate flooding continues in northeast Florida and coastal Georgia into early Friday.
4-8 inches of snow expected today across much of the Washington Cascade Mountains.
Flash flooding is possible in southeastern New Mexico and west Texas Thursday, then central and southern Arizona Friday; broader Southwest heavy rain may cause localized flooding and difficult travel Friday through Monday.
Planning to travel this week? Here’s what could impact your route.
Up to a foot a snow expected in the Washington Cascades this evening through Wednesday.
Coastal flooding in the Florida Keys and significant flooding along the southern Atlantic coast continue into Wednesday; flooding farther north lingers into early Friday.
Significant late-morning coastal flooding threatens road closures in part of Southern California through Thursday; moderate flooding continues elsewhere, lasting into Friday in Northern and Central California.
Planning to travel this week? Here’s what could impact your route.
Catastrophic San Juan River flooding continues near Four Corners and Mexican Hat into early Tuesday. The river will crest 9 feet above flood stage; no additional rainfall is expected.
Continued coastal flooding threatens roads from North Carolina to Florida through Thursday, with significant flooding along Florida’s Atlantic coast and major flooding in the Upper Keys.
High-tide flooding along portions of the California coast may close roads through Thursday, with significant flooding and erosion in parts of coastal Southern California.
