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2025 South and Midwest Floods
A severe weather outbreak spanning across parts of the lower Mississippi Valley into the Mid-South and lower Ohio Valley began the morning of April 2 and continued through April 5, and then the severe weather moved into the Southeast on April 6. Numerous tornadoes occurred, as well as widespread damaging wind and large hail. (weather.gov)
Photo from the National Weather Service Weather Prediction Center for April 4-5, 2025.
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Related Flood Events
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Flood2025 South and Midwest FloodsA severe weather outbreak spanning across parts of the lower Mississippi Valley into the Mid-South and lower Ohio Valley began the morning of April 2.
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Flood2024 South Florida FloodsThe National Weather Service estimates that about 20 inches (50 centimeters) of rain deluged the hardest-hit spots.
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Flood2022/2023 California Severe WeatherCalifornia has been severely impacted by major winter storms, atmospheric rivers, torrential rain, and mudslides over many months.
Page Last Revised - April 9, 2025
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