Flooding

The Mississippi River is almost at flood stage already, and Barry is expected to bring a storm surge up to 5 feet this weekend, which could wreak havoc in the Crescent City.

Flood stages have already been breached

The longest stretch of flooding in nearly a century

One Twitter user commented that a dock was floating down Lake Wylie River

The river crested at its second highest level Sunday.

The vast Mississippi River—the second longest river in North America—swirls through a number of U.S. states and has been swelling in recent weeks. That may continue, experts say.

Flash flood warnings remain in place until Monday evening.

Nature doesn't do subpoenas: it does tornadoes, floods, wildfires and droughts. No leader can stonewall it.

"This is the heartbeat of America. We weren't going to sit back and do nothing."

Severe weather has battered several U.S. states in recent weeks.

Madison County, Illinois, has called on the National Guard to assist due to flooding levels not seen since 1993.

"The overall weather pattern that has been in place across the U.S. will continue early this week, which will bring more rounds of severe weather to the Plains," AccuWeather Meteorologist Brett Rathbun said.

Storm and flood warnings remain in place after days of deadly weather in the Plains and Midwest.

The president "rejoices over the misery that he thinks he has imposed on ordinary Iranians," Iranian Foreign Minister Javad Zarif wrote on Twitter.

"I encourage Missourians to stay alert and be cautious while near impacted areas."

Entire villages have been washed away. Infrastructures have collapsed. Schools have been destroyed and people are sheltering on rooftops and trees, waiting for the military to evacuate them.

"There is evidence that climate change is increasing these underlying factors, supporting the development of more intense 'bomb cyclones' and nor'easters, packing tropical storm–scale winds and dumping huge amounts of precipitation."

There were at least two people dead and one missing from the flooding across Iowa and Nebraska.

The lake appeared amid weeks of wet weather in California.

An "atmospheric river" has been fueling the storm.

"You will not be able to get into or out of town without a boat today."

Many areas in the north of the state received several inches of rain.

"Anytime you have an event like this, you have animals that need to be kept safe."

The flood warnings are expected to end Saturday afternoon.

Recent heavy rain in Australia has washed sediment and harmful chemicals into rivers that flow into the sea where the reef is located.

More rain is forecast—and locals have been warned that crocodiles may leave raging rivers and go to suburban streets.

Mandatory evacuations are in place in some areas of California affected by recent wildfires because of the risk of mudslides and debris flows.

Flood warnings have also been issued for several locations in L.A. and Ventura counties.

Sever weather is set to continue to wreak havoc across the central United States.

This year has seen deadly flooding, heatwaves and typhoons.