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Breaking news, the extreme and now deadly weather

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this holiday weekend.

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Flash flooding and record rain in the south,

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nearly ten inches, drenching San Antonio

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in just eight hours.

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Over the weekend, more than a hundred tornadoes

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swept through Oklahoma in Kansas.

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The national weather service called it a "month's worth"

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Snow and near freezing temperatures in Minessotta

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Farmers have watched it all nervously.

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To say it's a concern would be an understatement.

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The extreme spotted the hottest March ever with more than 15,000 records shattered

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(reporter) "It is something i've never seen covering traffic along Metro Atlanta.

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Some drivers stranded in their cars for more than 20 hours"

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It rained overnight in Los Angeles

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about a tenth of an inch and these days even a few drops is enough to make news

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But it's not nearly enough to make a dent

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in one of the worst draughts in history

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Droughts in Mexico,

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the worst that some parts of the country have seen for seventy years.

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Here in the state of Chihuahua, one of the hardest hit, 8% of crops dependent on rain have been lost.