A strong cold front swept through Northeast Ohio on Tuesday, delivering the region’s first widespread rainfall in weeks and chipping away at a deficit that’s built since August.

Between 3 and 4 inches of rain fell in Broward County on Friday, coinciding with high tide about noon and submerging some roads. The weekend should be slightly drier and cooler.

“The combination of strong onshore winds, high surf, and high astronomical tides will likely lead to major coastal flooding in the Mid-Atlantic, especially along the coasts of Delaware, southern New Jersey and the Virginia Tidewater,” forecasters said in a Friday afternoon briefing.

National Weather Service (NWS) meteorologists issued urgent flash flood warnings for nearly 1 million people in Louisville, Kentucky, and surrounding areas on Tuesday after the region saw more than a month's worth of rain in only a few hours.

Phoenix area. Storms began across the state on Thursday morning, thanks to Tropical Storm Priscilla. Highs will drop into the 80s this weekend, with heavy rain possible in some parts of the Valley. PHOENIX - Tropical Storm Priscilla is bringing rain and flooding to parts of Arizona.

The KCRA 3 weather team has added Monday as a weather Impact Day. Next week's storm is expected to arrive earlier, spreading soaking rain across the region during the day Monday.

A potential nor'easter is beginning to develop off the coast of Florida and will start to pose a threat to the East Coast this weekend into next week.

A serious multi-day flood threat is underway in the Southwest as two former tropical systems turn the typically dry desert into a breeding ground for heavy rain.