The National Weather Service has issued a flash flood warning and new evacuation orders are now being issued for parts of King County, near Seattle, after a second levee breach in the region caused by historic flooding in the Pacific Northwest. It all comes after days of heavy rain and flooding that inundated communities and prompted scores of rescues throughout Washington state. | Today Show

As of Monday, the National Weather Service (NWS) in Seattle issued a Flash Flood Warning on Monday after county dispatch reported the failure of the Desimone levee holding back Green River near Tukwila, prompting immediate concerns for flash flooding in parts of west central King County. Evacuation zones and alert levels may change as conditions evolve, and residents are urged to remain ready to evacuate at a moments notice. Follow our FOX 13 Seattle live blog for the latest updates by clicking