The Northeast is bracing for more rain and potential flooding after heavy rainfall caused flash flooding and claimed at least one life in New York. The Hudson Valley was hit the hardest, with up to eight inches of rain recorded in some areas. Roads were washed out, bridges collapsed, and homes were flooded. The National Weather Service predicts that more rain and flash flooding are possible on Monday, particularly in Vermont and the Champlain Valley. The region has already experienced 200 to 300 percent of its normal rainfall over the past 14 days, meaning that even a little rain could worsen the situation. Residents are advised to avoid driving on flooded roads and to take precautions to stay safe. Meanwhile, other parts of the country are also facing extreme weather conditions, with a cold front in the Great Plains bringing damaging wind gusts and large hail, and oppressive heat in Arizona, Texas, and Florida. Stay tuned for updates on the weather situation in the Northeast and beyond.