A low-pressure system is impacting the Gulf Coast, bringing heavy rainfall, flooding, and tornadoes to Texas, Louisiana, Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, and Morgan City.
21 reports, 20 independent
Updated Jul 1
Gone quiet
Reached 2 outlets in its first 24 hours
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What happened
A low-pressure system is impacting the Gulf Coast, bringing heavy rainfall, flooding, and tornadoes to Texas, Louisiana, Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, and Morgan City.
Who's involved
What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Severe weather warnings and forecasts are currently affecting Louisiana and New Orleans.Sub-event
- A storm system is bringing rainfall and storm warnings to Sargent, Georgia, Mississippi, Alabama, and Louisiana.Sub-event
- Life-threatening flooding is underway as a tropical storm impacts the Gulf Coast, affecting multiple states including Mississippi, Louisiana, Georgia, Texas, and Alabama.Sub-event
- Heavy rains are moving through the Louisiana region.Sub-event
- Tropical Storm Arthur is forecast to bring flooding risk to Georgia, Mississippi, Louisiana, and Alabama.Sub-event
- Brennan issued flood warnings for the Houston metro area as a storm hung over coastal Texas, affecting Georgia, Alabama, and Louisiana.Sub-event
- A tropical storm is expected to come ashore in Louisiana and Texas, influenced by El Niño conditions.Sub-event
- The National Hurricane Center forecasts a weather system moving over Louisiana, bringing rain to Mississippi and Alabama.Sub-event
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- A low-pressure system is causing flash flooding risk in Georgia and Louisiana.Sub-event
- A storm is tracking along coastlines with heavy rainfall expected from the Gulf Coast, with landfall anticipated south of a location.Sub-event
- Insurance officials in Louisiana are warning residents about necessary insurance policy reviews due to the ongoing severe weather.Sub-event
- Mississippi incurred $131M in storm damage and ranks third in hail damage due to the low-pressure system impacting the Gulf Coast.Sub-event
- System remnants of a large-scale weather pattern are pushing into the Atlanta metro area of West Georgia.Sub-event
- Tropical Cyclone One is impacting the Gulf Coast region with heavy rainfall and flooding risks.Sub-event
Tropical system impacts coastlines with heavy rain.1 source
System could intensify into Tropical Storm Arthur near Texas, with flooding risks shifting across multiple states.1 source
NHC advises no impact to Florida as low pressure system moves over Louisiana.1 source
Tropical Storm Arthur impacts the Southeast US coast.1 source
Low-pressure system shifts its path from Texas into Louisiana.1 source
Low pressure system brings heavy rain, flooding, and tornadoes to Gulf Coast states.1 source
Low pressure system tracks into the region, pushing rain towards New Orleans.1 source
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A Gulf disturbance could bring heavy rain and flooding to Texas and Louisiana.Also in this story
- Flooding impacts Harris County, which is part of the state of Texas, in the Greater Houston area.
- A tropical weather system is forecast to affect Georgia and develop off the coast of Texas.
The entities involved
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Texas
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Louisiana
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Georgia
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