A swath of heavy storms causing flooding from Texas through the Ohio Valley and into the Northeast is a preview of what is to come for this spring season, government officials said today.
During a press conference today, officials with the National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration discussed the spring outlook for flooding and drought.
Vickie Nadolski, deputy director for the National Weather Service, said the current severe flooding "could be a preview of what we may see as we enter the spring thaw."
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