Archive · 25 Sep 2025
Flash Flood Warnings Issued for Multiple States After Heavy Rainfall
The weather service has warned of flash floods in several states.
In Massachusetts and Rhode Island, up to 2 inches of rain have already fallen with more expected.
Kentucky and Ohio have seen up to 5 inches of rain, causing floods.
Texas is also experiencing flooding due to heavy thunderstorms.
The main danger is flooding in streets, underpasses, and low-lying areas.
These warnings mean it's important to stay safe and be aware of potential flooding in affected regions.
Flash flood warnings issued for Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Kentucky, Ohio, and Texas.
Heavy rainfall causing dangerous flooding conditions.
Massachusetts: Bristol and Plymouth Counties affected; Rainfall of 1-2 inches recorded.
Kentucky/Ohio: Boyd, Greenup, and Lawrence Counties; 3.5-5 inches of rain recorded.
Texas: Webb County, including Laredo, affected by intense thunderstorms.
- Who
- The National Weather Service
- What
- Issued flash flood warnings due to heavy rainfall
- When
- Warnings are in effect at different times based on location
- Where
- Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Kentucky, Ohio, and Texas
- Why
- Heavy thunderstorms and significant rainfall amounts
- Affected States
- Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Kentucky, Ohio, Texas
- Massachusetts Rainfall
- 1-2 inches fallen, 1.5-3 inches per hour expected
- Kentucky/Ohio Rainfall
- 3.5-5 inches recorded, 0.5-1 inch possible
- Texas Rainfall
- Intense thunderstorms producing flooding
- Hazard
- Flooding of streets, underpasses, low-lying areas, creeks