Flooding could impact more than 88 million as severe storms threaten multiple states

TL;DR

More than 88 million people are forecast to be impacted by flooding this week.
Severe weather is threatening states in the Midwest and northern Plains.
Flash floods have been reported across Arkansas, Kansas, Missouri, and Oklahoma.
Flood watches are in effect for millions in the Midwest, extending to Tennessee, Alabama, and Georgia.
Storms could produce large hail, severe wind gusts, and tornadoes.
Heavy rain may cause flash flooding in the Mississippi, Tennessee, and Ohio Valleys, with up to 8 inches predicted in some areas.
Tennessee and Alabama are at risk of considerable and life-threatening flooding.
Recent storms have caused at least one death in New York City and significant damage elsewhere.
Texas experienced torrential downpours causing vehicles to slide off roads, while Louisiana saw flash flooding after heavy rain.
Strong winds in Pennsylvania and New York caused damage, including a home being knocked off its foundation and over 250 trees downed in New York City.
A dramatic scene in West Virginia showed a tent being blown by wind during a college basketball game.

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