Memorial Day is not only a time to remember those who ... or hiking. This weekend’s flood risk, however, means if you plan on going out, you need to know what to do in the event of a flood.

warning that "many flood deaths occur in vehicles." "Be especially cautious at night when it is harder to recognize the dangers of flooding," the agency wrote. A stormy Memorial Day Weekend is on ...

Tens of millions of people were expected to head out for the holiday weekend, mostly on the roads. But storms slamming parts of the South could make return travel treacherous.

Flood watches have been issued over swaths of Arkansas, Kansas, Louisiana, Oklahoma and Texas. The region already had days of rainfall since Friday, May 23. On Memorial Day, rainfall amounts could ...

The conversation eventually turns toward Memorial Day weekend 2015 ... We were the lucky ones. The flood took the lives of 13 people and destroyed almost 400 homes. The Blanco River rose ...

Any pause in storminess after the week-long barrage that ended Wednesday is short-lived, as severe weather and flood threats increase into Memorial Day weekend across a big chunk of the south ...

Flooding in Austin in 2015 after Memorial Day storms (Aerial Photography/Gary ... Assistant Chief Tom Vocke remembered. “Water and flood-related calls started, but eventually turned into the ...

After a flurry of storms early Memorial Day morning, the Dallas-Fort Worth region is expected to get drenched again this evening.. The National Weather Service in Fort Worth issued a flood warning ...

More than four decades ago, a similar tragedy ripped across Austin on May 24, 1981, regarded as the 1981 Memorial Day Flood. Thirteen people were killed and the floods caused more than $35 million ...

and other low-lying and flood-prone areas. The Ozark area is a popular destination for camping and floating during Memorial Day weekend. Folks planning on traveling to the region this weekend are ...