As water recedes, cleanup begins across Northeast - AP

Weary residents across the Northeast pulled soggy furniture and ruined possessions onto their front lawns as they cleaned up and surveyed the damage wrought by Hurricane Irene. The mess of destroyed furniture on Paul Postma's front lawn looked like a yard sale gone wrong. Over the weekend, Postma ...

Related News:-

• EMM News Explorer


World news clustered, updated every day. Explore the news, following stories by time, place or person.

• Mississippi aims at Delta homes, crops, casinos - Weather - msnbc.com


The Mississippi crest rolled past Memphis, going easy on much of the city, yet downriver in the Delta region floodwaters washed away crops, damaged hundreds of homes and ...

• KHRT Radio | 106.9 FM | 1320 AM


Listen to Positive Christian Music, Streaming live on the Internet, Also hear family friendly radio on KHRT

• Homes evacuated after Edinburgh water burst - Worldnews.com


Residents have been evacuated from their homes following flooding from a burst water main in Edinburgh. There has been significant localised flooding in the city's Slateford area ...

• ABCNews.com: Daily News, Breaking News and Video Broadcasts - ABC News


ABC News offers the latest breaking news, daily headlines, exclusive interviews and broadcast video coverage.

• Potholes plague roadways


With the cold New England weather, potholes and frost heaves are inevitable, and drivers across the region have been advised to slow down as pothole season begins. These ...

• More rain falls in water-weary areas of Texas


FORT WORTH, Texas — Flood-weary residents of Texas and Oklahoma had no reprieve Friday as more rain fell in a region where two weeks of storms have swollen ...

• Shelbyville Times-Gazette: News : Weather and Environment


One stormy night: Trail of damage left across city (08/04/11) Ferocious winds left a trail of damage throughout northern Shelbyville late Wednesday, with most concentrated in an area ...

• Floods creep up Memphis enclave - Weather - TODAY.com


As engineers blasted a third section of a Missouri levee in a bid to manage flooding, Memphis residents were told they could expect to see flooded areas through all of May.