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another lake. this is in newark, new jersey. flooded. it s leaving fish struggling to get back into the water where they belong. water that s deep enough for them. one guy even picked a couple up and carried them to safety. safety or home to the frying pan? it was a carp. okay. there we go. it was steamed then. along alabama s coast, you are looking at a waterspout. it was spotted churning in the gulf of mexico. a waterspout is a tornado that forms in the water. no damage was reported from that one. what can we expect in the day ahead? somebody s going to get more wet weather. somebody else has the answers for that. it s not us. justin povick has more on that. good morning, justin. thanks and good morning. all the heavy rain that we had yesterday still leading to some high water problems and additional flash flooding possible from philadelphia north and eastbound toward hartford and boston. southeast dodging slow-moving dangerous thunderstorms, as well.
from austin showing how quickly flash floods can engulf roads. more than 500 cows are safe thanks to an old-fashioned cattle drive near houston rescued from alligator infested floodwaters. carried by boat to dry land. more rain in the forecast in the northeast which is good news considering we re in a drought. too much all at once will cause flash flooding. linsey davis, abc news, new york. let s get more details about this tuesday forecast. justin povick at accuweather. good morning. thanks and good morning. another wet start to the day along the interstate 95 corridor. showers are going to start to taper off in the late afternoon hours around baltimore and also d.c. north and eastbound. hartford and boston, the soaking showers continue with the threat for gusty thunderstorms and flash flooding right into the evening rush. dangerous thunderstorms and severe weather also a possibility over the northern plains including the dakotas.
wow. another lake. this is in newark, new jersey. flooded. it s leaving fish struggling to get back into the water where they belong. water that s deep enough for them. one guy even picked a couple up and carried them to safety. safety or home to the frying pan? it was a carp. okay. there we go. it was steamed then. along alabama s coast, you are looking at a waterspout. it was spotted churning in the gulf of mexico. a waterspout is a tornado that forms in the water. no damage was reported from that one. what can we expect in the day ahead? somebody s going to get more wet weather. somebody else has the answers for that. it s not us. justin povick has more on that. good morning, justin. thanks and good morning. all the heavy rain that we had yesterday still leading to some high water problems and additional flash flooding possible from philadelphia north and eastbound toward hartford and boston. southeast dodging slow-moving