Flash flooding caused by heavy rainfall in New York State has resulted in at least one fatality and numerous water rescues. The storm system brought more than three inches of rain to Rensselaer County and nearby towns, as well as areas in the Hudson Valley. The victim, a woman in her 30s, was found dead, but authorities have not released further details on the cause of death. The flash flood emergency prompted county officials, police departments, and other agencies to respond to dozens of emergency calls and declare states of emergency in some towns. Drivers were warned to avoid travel as major roads were washed out. Additional rainfall and flooding were expected overnight in the Hudson Valley, while flash flooding was also possible in parts of New York City. The National Weather Service issued the flash flood emergency, which indicates a severe threat to human life. Residents were urged to exercise caution and avoid flooded areas.

Omaha, Nebraska - A fast-moving storm has left behind a trail of damage in the Omaha area. As of now, there are currently 9 flight delays at Eppley Airfield, and passengers are advised to check the website for any further delays. Over 30,000 customers are without power, with Mid-American Energy reporting 6,200 customers affected in the storm-hit area. Reports indicate numerous trees have been uprooted, causing roadblocks and power outages throughout the neighborhood.

One local resident, Waverle Monroe, reported a large branch blocking the road at Lake and 58th. Another branch on Northwest Radio is obstructing one lane of traffic due to a downed power line. Police presence has been reported at the scene. Authorities are urging caution for drivers in the affected areas and advising them to slow down and prepare for potential roadblocks.

The storm is expected to pass quickly, but the aftermath will require repairs and restoration efforts. Residents are advised to stay updated on local news and follow safety precautions until the storm damage is cleared.