{"content":[{"text":"June 22, 2021 \n Tropical Storm Claudette \n · Tropical Storm Claudette has dissipated \n in the Atlantic Ocean. \n Louisiana \n · Clean up continues in Slidell after \n Tropical Storm Claudette dumped rain \n onto streets and into homes. \n · The City of Slidell received about 10-to- \n 12 inches of rain overnight Friday. \n · Slidell Mayor Greg Cromer said this is \n the most extensive flooding he's seen in \n Slidell since Katrina, with hundreds of \n properties damaged. \n · Louisiana Insurance Commissioner Jim Donelon said about 25% of Louisiana residents have \n flood insurance. \n Alabama \n · The National Weather Service in Mobile has confirmed that a second tornado was spawned \n by Tropical Storm Claudette as it tracked across Alabama on Saturday. \n · A storm survey team found damage consistent with an EF-0 tornado in Covington County, the \n weather service said. \n · In Escambia County, at least 50 homes were badly damaged or destroyed, according to the \n Alabama Emergency Management Agency. \n · The twister, rated an EF2 by the NWS, injured 15 to 20 people, two seriously, in the towns of \n Brewton and East Brewton, Alabama News reported. Peak winds reached up to 127 mph. \n · Multiple areas in the state broke daily rainfall records, according to the NWS, including \n Anniston, Birmingham and Mobile. Mobile's Friday total of 3.81 inches broke its record by nearly \n an entire inch, a mark that had stood since 1920. \n · The storm left its rainiest mark on DeKalb County, where one area recorded 9.83 inches of rain. \n Overnight rescues were required in parts of southern Alabama and the Florida Panhandle. \n · Alabama Power Company crews are still working to repair isolated outages following the severe \n weather. As of Monday, at 10:30 p.m., Alabama Power reports that they are still dealing with 74 \n active outages affecting just 1,284 customers. \n · Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey declared a state of emergency in eight counties on Monday due to storm \n damage from flooding, high winds and tornadoes. The counties include Baldwin, Butler, \n Cherokee, DeKalb, Escambia, Mobile, Monroe and Tuscaloosa.","bbox":{"left":0.117647,"top":0.1582,"width":0.7634890000000001,"height":0.6399079999999999}},{"text":"2","bbox":{"left":0.113333,"top":0.893124,"width":0.013294999999999987,"height":0.02795700000000001}},{"text":"The Daily DART is a publication of WSP USA Inc. All rights are reserved. \n Any unauthorized use, disclosure, viewing, copying, alteration, dissemination or distribution without permission is strictly prohibited.","bbox":{"left":0.143922,"top":0.895255,"width":0.7264630000000001,"height":0.02892499999999998}}],"images_bbox":[{"left":0.117647,"top":0.034545,"width":0.764706,"height":0.116364},{"left":0.487843,"top":0.185758,"width":0.46549,"height":0.198788}],"images_bbox_not_text_overlap":[{"left":0.117647,"top":0.034545,"width":0.764706,"height":0.116364},{"left":0.487843,"top":0.185758,"width":0.46549,"height":0.198788}]}