Flooding wreaks havoc in the South as severe weather continues its hold on the U.S. (opens original article in a new tab)

Severe flooding and heavy rains are impacting the southern U.S., with flood watches affecting 16 million people. The National Weather Service warns of life-threatening flash flooding, and the FIFA Fan Fest in Houston was canceled. Tropical moisture is contributing to the downpours, and there is a potential for a tropical storm. Meanwhile, the Midwest and Ohio Valley face severe weather, including possible tornadoes.

• Severe flooding affects the South with 16 million people under flood watches.
• FIFA Fan Fest in Houston canceled due to heavy rains.
• Tropical moisture fuels downpours, with potential for a tropical storm development.
• Midwest and Ohio Valley face severe weather, including possible tornadoes.