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Flash Flooding Closes Omaha Area Roads as National Weather Service Warns of Dangerous Overnight Travel and a Jackknifed Semi Stalls Interstate 80 Near 42nd Street
OMAHA, NE — Heavy rain triggered flash flooding across the Omaha metro Wednesday night, forcing road closures, stranding some vehicles and creating hazardous driving conditions across several neighborhoods. The National Weather Service issued a flash flood warning for the area through 3 a.m. and warned that the situation was dangerous and life-threatening.
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Flooding, mudslides close major roads in Omaha metro for morning commute
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Heavy overnight rain turns parts of Omaha into a rescue zone, with emergency crews pulling people from floodwaters
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NWS Issues Flood Warning for the East Nishnabotna River and Parts of Harrison and Shelby Counties
(Des Moines) The National Weather Service has issued Flood Warnings for the East Nishnabotna River in Atlantic from Troublesome Creek near Atlantic to Indian Creek near Lewis from this Morning to late tonight. At 22.8 feet, water affects Lansing Road on both sides of the river. At 7:00 p.m. on...
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Omaha Public Works says streetcar construction crews prepared for heavy rainfall
OMAHA, Neb. (WOWT) - With continuing rain — and possible flooding — in the forecast for the Omaha metro Wednesday night, First Alert 6 checked in with the city to see how the weather might impact construction along the streetcar route. In particular, First Alert 6 asked about...
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Matt’s First Alert 6 Forecast: Heavy rain likely Wednesday night, flooding possible
OMAHA, Neb. (WOWT) - The widespread steady rain is over Omaha Wednesday afternoon. Later this evening, heavier rain and thunderstorms develop, and there will be a band where at least a few inches of rain is possible. Flash flooding is likely where that band forms. I do not expect dry...
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Rusty’s First Alert 6 Forecast: Lighter showers today before fantastic fall air moves in
OMAHA, Neb. (WOWT) - A narrow swath of 2″ to as much as 8″ of rain fell in the metro and surrounding area over the last 48 hours. Most of it fell last night and caused the flooding issues late Wednesday night. Now today we’ll see spotty light...
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‘A 100 year event’: Rain brings water rescues in Omaha, historic rainfall in Lincoln
Nebraska’s largest cities were drying out Thursday following a night of historic rainfall. Flash flooding left several people stranded as cars were swept away in Omaha and Lincoln. More than 50 people were rescued by boat in an Omaha neighborhood and several roads were impassable early Thursday. So far, no deaths or serious injuries have been reported.
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Flash flooding possible with more heavy rain Wednesday night
A flood watch is in effect for the Omaha region until Thursday evening. Several inches of rain are possible and may lead to flash flooding. DO NOT attempt to drive through a flooded road!. The showers remain widespread and heavy for the rest of Wednesday evening through Wednesday night. There...
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How tropical storms and hurricanes have left their mark on the landlocked Heartland
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Tim's 9.29 Tuesday night forecast
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Rain to begin today, flood watch until Thursday
A couple of areas are already in full swing with the showers, some of those rainfall rates up to 4 inches an hour. Expect more widespread rainfall as we head into our Tuesday afternoon and into the overnight hours. The flood watch is in effect from now until Thursday PM.
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More heavy rain around Omaha this week, flooding possible
Things will be dry, just a little humid around Omaha for Monday evening with temps in the mid 60s overnight. There may be a few areas of patchy fog to begin Tuesday morning. Tuesday morning so far looks fairly dry, but by late morning the rain starts to move in, becoming more widespread in the afternoon and evening. There may be a few rumbles of thunder, too. The rain could be heavy at times Tuesday night with more than 1.00" of rain possible Tuesday night.
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Heavy rains the next 48 hours will bring the potential for flooding in some spots
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Matt’s First Alert 6 Forecast: Flood Watch begins Tuesday, heavy rain likely midweek
OMAHA, Neb. (WOWT) - If you need to get your grass cut, do it Monday evening! Your yard might stay wet until Friday in eastern Nebraska and western Iowa. Rounds of rain and storms through the middle of the week have prompted a Flood Watch from Tuesday evening through Thursday.
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Foggy start to Monday, but Omaha stays dry until widespread rain returns Tuesday
Due to the moisture around, we could wake up to patchy fog on Monday, but the rest of the day looks partly sunny and near average in the mid-70s. We may start Tuesday dry and cloudy before rain moves in through the afternoon along a cold front, and lasts into the night. Highs will be in the low 70s.