PISCATAWAY, New Jersey (WABC) -- Amid torrential storms Monday night, two railroad workers saved a man who nearly drowned in the floodwaters in Piscataway, New Jersey.

Vijayawada MP Kesineni Sivanadh on Wednesday underscored the importance of the proposed Godavari Floodwater Project for Andhra Pradesh's Rayalaseema region. Speaking to the media, Sivanadh highlighted that nearly 300 TMC of Godavari floodwater flows into the sea,

With flooding on the rise across the U.S., understanding what’s in the water is critical to protecting yourself and your loved ones.

FEMA canceled some projects already in the works and refused to approve new ones despite funding from Congress.

Your vehicle being exposed to too much moisture could cause damage, including mold, electrical issues and rust, so it's crucial to address any possible flood damage as quickly as possible:

Vijayawada MP Kesineni Sivanadh advocates for the Godavari Floodwater Project to benefit Andhra Pradesh's Rayalaseema, aiming to divert 300 TMC of unused floodwater annually. The initiative promises agricultural revitalization without affecting neighboring states' rights.

Two parents are speaking out after their 17-year-old daughter died while helping her siblings escape their minivan when it submerged in floodwaters from the Texas disaster.

The East Coast experienced a day of relentless and record-breaking rainfall on Monday, leading to widespread flash flooding that snarled traffic, submerged vehicles and necessitated numerous water rescues across multiple states.

FEMA determines areas at high-risk for flooding. UNC-Chapel Hill researchers see evidence of additional and repeated flooding outside of these areas in North Carolina.

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Heavy rains in New York City and along the Northeast on July 14, 2025 caused flash flooding including in the NYC subways.