A powerful tropical system is shifting course and now threatens over 30 million Americans across 11 states. New spaghetti models show the storm, known as Invest 93L, moving north through the Midwest with dangerous flash flooding expected from Arkansas to Pennsylvania. Cities like Chicago, Pittsburgh, and Indianapolis are on high alert as forecasters warn of up to eight inches of rain in already saturated areas. With flash flood deaths already surging this year, meteorologists urge everyone in low-lying zones to stay prepared and ready to act. Another storm may already be forming in the Gulf, signaling a brutal hurricane season ahead. WooGlobe Ref : WGA117283 For licensing and to use this video, please email licensing@wooglobe.com
00:00A monster tropical storm is shifting, and over 30 million Americans are now in its path.
00:05What started as a rainmaker in Florida and Louisiana is now turning into a flooding nightmare stretching all the way to the Midwest.
00:12It's called Invest 93L, and the latest spaghetti models show it veering north, not east, slamming states like Arkansas, Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, and Pennsylvania this weekend.
00:24And while it's not a named storm yet, it's already triggered flooding concerns in 11 states.
00:29Some areas could see up to 8 inches of rain, on already soaked ground.
00:34AccuWeather warns the Midwest is next, with cities like Chicago, Pittsburgh, and Indianapolis bracing for torrential rain.
00:41Flash floods have already claimed lives this year, 70% more than the 10-year average.
00:46And now, the risk is rising again.
00:49Meteorologists urge people in flood-prone areas to stay alert and be ready to move to higher ground.
00:54Because when rain comes this fast, every minute counts.
00:57And just as this storm rolls in, forecasters are tracking another tropical system brewing in the Gulf.
01:032025 is on track for a record-breaking hurricane season, and we're just getting started.
01:08And now, we're just getting started.
01:14We're just going to have a speed oflit in the US.
