Weather Impact - Remnants of Hurricane Erin will cause torrential rain in northern Italy and parts of the Swiss Alps [1] - Increased risk of flooding and landslides due to the heavy rainfall [1]

Tens of thousands of people have been evacuated to higher ground after neighboring India released water from overflowing dams and swollen rivers. This does impact low-lying border regions. India notified Pakistan yesterday that crossber flooding was possible as a result.That actually marks the first diplomatic contact between the two governments in the months since their brief conflict in May. ...

Environmental Impact - "Exceptionally high" flooding in Punjab, Pakistan, leading to thousands of evacuations [1]

The remnants of Hurricane Erin will contribute to torrential rain across the Swiss Alps over the next two days, raising the risk of dangerous flooding and landslides https://t.co/kCgmOXcfEl ...

Hurricane Impacts & Damage Assessment - Hurricane Aaron's storm surges caused significant flooding on North Carolina's Outer Banks, particularly impacting Hatteras Island [1] - Waves crashed against homes built on stilts along the shoreline, and neighborhood streets were washed out [1] - Crews were deployed to repair flattened sand dunes [1] - One hotel on Hatteras Island was built to withstand a Category 4 hurricane and can last approximately 6 weeks without outside assistance [2] - Double red flags were posted along the Outer Banks, warning people to stay out of the water [4] Evacuation & Safety Measures - Residents evacuated Hatteras Island, with some relocating their vacations [3] - A state of emergency was declared in New Jersey due to the hurricane [5] - Lifeguards patrolled beaches in New Jersey to prevent swimming [5] Storm Characteristics & Progression - Hurricane Aaron was a Category 2 hurricane with a windfield larger than Hurricane Katrina [4] - The hurricane's winds impacted the Northeast, from the Jersey Shore to southern New England [5] - High tide could potentially worsen the storm surge on the Outer Banks [6]

Weather Impact - Hurricane Erin is churning in the Atlantic Ocean, hundreds of miles away from North Carolina's Outer Banks [1] - Residents across North Carolina's Outer Banks and coast are bracing for flooding from storm surge and powerful winds [1]

Tonight, all eyes on the Atlantic with Hurricane Aaron supercharging waves along North Carolina's Outer Banks. In this satellite image, you can see lightning flash in the eye of the storm. Officials warning conditions are expected to deteriorate over the next 24 hours.We're going to see significant flooding o potential and it's forecast to be 2 to 4 feet above dry ground with wave action on top that could inundate part of our community. Coastal flooding already impacting some areas along the Outer Banks. Bo ...

Hurricane Impact - Hurricane Erin is expected to grow larger, increasing the risk of high winds and flooding hundreds of miles away [1] - Dangerous surf, flooding, and beach/coastal damage are anticipated in North Carolina [1] Evacuation Measures - Local officials in North Carolina have started ordering evacuations [1]

Weather Forecast - Pakistan is expected to experience increased rainfall this month [1] Potential Risks - Increased rainfall raises the risk of further flooding and landslides in Pakistan [1]

A melting glacier in Juneau is pouring water into a lake and river that runs through Alaska’s capital, threatening the area with historic flooding for the third straight year https://t.co/aYFrJo2edc ...