Tropical Storm Claudette was downgraded to a tropical depression after battering the Southeast over the weekend. Heavy rains, high winds and flash flooding contributed to the deaths of 12 people in Alabama Saturday, and while the storm has weakened, it is expected to regain strength as it makes its way toward the East Coast. For […]

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Topline Despite being downgraded from a tropical storm to a tropical depression Saturday, people across the Gulf Coast experienced heavy rains, destructive flash flooding and tornadoes as Claudette made landfall over the weekend and resulted in at least 12 deaths in Alabama, officials said. Debris sits along a creek and roadway in Northport, Alabama, Sunday

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ATLANTA—Tropical Depression Claudette claimed 12 lives in Alabama as the storm swept across the southeastern U.S., causing flash flooding and spurring tornadoes that destroyed dozens of homes. Ten people, including nine children, were killed Saturday in a two-vehicle crash, according to Butler County Coroner Wayne Garlock, who said the vehicles likely hydroplaned on wet roads.

NEW ORLEANS, Louisiana — Forecasters warned of life-threatening flash flooding in parts of the Deep South, particularly across central Alabama, as Tropical Depression Claudette traveled over coastal states early Sunday. Heavy rain led to high water late Saturday into early Sunday in the Birmingham and Tuscaloosa metropolitan areas. EYE ON THE GULF: ABC13 tracks tropical

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (WVIR) – A tropical feel to the air Sunday and Monday. Tracking the progress of now Tropical Depression Claudette over north Georgia. It will spread flooding rainfall and a brief tornado risk over Georgia, South and North Carolina Sunday into Monday. This system will miss us to the south and east. Watching a

Forecasters warned of life-threatening flash flooding in parts of the Deep South, particularly across central Alabama, as Tropical Depression Claudette traveled over coastal states early Sunday.Heavy rain led to high water late Saturday into early Sunday in the Birmingham and Tuscaloosa metropolitan areas.More than 20 people were rescued by boat due to flooding in Northport,

Claudette was was located about 85 miles west-southwest of Atlanta as of 5 a.m. Sunday, according to the National Hurricane Center (NHC). The storm is packing the potential for isolated tornadoes, flash flooding and gusty winds. The tropical depression, which had maximum sustained winds of 30 mph early Sunday, is expected to restrengthen into a