Argentina Rains

A powerful storm packing heavy rain and fierce winds killed at least 14 people in Argentina and two more in Uruguay, authorities said Sunday.

Spain's Pablo Carreno Busta swept Croatian journeyman Nikola Mektic in straight sets to clinch a 3-2 victory and set up a mouthwatering quarter-final clash with Novak Djokovic's Serbia.

The 2018 World Cup qualifying clash between Argentina and Brazil, dubbed the "SuperClasico", was washed out due to torrential rain in Buenos Aires. The match will be played on Friday.

Flooding across much of Argentina that burst riverbanks and deluged city streets killed three people and led more than 11,000 to evacuate their homes, authorities said Tuesday.

More heavy rain triggered thousands of evacuations and flooding across five Argentine provinces on Wednesday, with at least one person dead and another missing.

The heaviest rain in decades pounded much of central and western Argentina on Tuesday, prompting evacuations, even as wildfires roared across much of the parched far south.

Flooding from days of torrential rains has forced the evacuation of some 3,000 families in Argentina.

Martin Alund of Argentina wore down Lleyton Hewitt of Australia 4-6, 6-3, 6-1 on Wednesday in the U.S. Men's Clay Court Championships before rain washed out the rest of the day's schedule.

At least 25 people were killed by flooding overnight in Argentina's Buenos Aires province, the governor said on Wednesday, bringing the overall death toll from days of torrential rains to at least 31 and leaving large stretches of the provincial capital under water.

At least eight people died after torrential rain and strong winds battered Buenos Aires and its suburbs, knocking out power, downing trees and affecting 350,000 residents, officials said on Tuesday.

At least two people were killed in Argentina when torrential rain drenched the Buenos Aires area on Monday, knocking out power, and flooding streets and train tunnels, officials said.

Gaston Gaudio of Argentina and Carlos Moya of Spain walked out of their second match of the rain-interrupted Masters Cup on Wednesday.

A powerful storm packing heavy rain and fierce winds killed at least 14 people in Argentina and two more in Uruguay, authorities said Sunday.

Spain's Pablo Carreno Busta swept Croatian journeyman Nikola Mektic in straight sets to clinch a 3-2 victory and set up a mouthwatering quarter-final clash with Novak Djokovic's Serbia.

The 2018 World Cup qualifying clash between Argentina and Brazil, dubbed the "SuperClasico", was washed out due to torrential rain in Buenos Aires. The match will be played on Friday.

Flooding across much of Argentina that burst riverbanks and deluged city streets killed three people and led more than 11,000 to evacuate their homes, authorities said Tuesday.

More heavy rain triggered thousands of evacuations and flooding across five Argentine provinces on Wednesday, with at least one person dead and another missing.

The heaviest rain in decades pounded much of central and western Argentina on Tuesday, prompting evacuations, even as wildfires roared across much of the parched far south.

Flooding from days of torrential rains has forced the evacuation of some 3,000 families in Argentina.

Martin Alund of Argentina wore down Lleyton Hewitt of Australia 4-6, 6-3, 6-1 on Wednesday in the U.S. Men's Clay Court Championships before rain washed out the rest of the day's schedule.

At least 25 people were killed by flooding overnight in Argentina's Buenos Aires province, the governor said on Wednesday, bringing the overall death toll from days of torrential rains to at least 31 and leaving large stretches of the provincial capital under water.

At least eight people died after torrential rain and strong winds battered Buenos Aires and its suburbs, knocking out power, downing trees and affecting 350,000 residents, officials said on Tuesday.

At least two people were killed in Argentina when torrential rain drenched the Buenos Aires area on Monday, knocking out power, and flooding streets and train tunnels, officials said.

Gaston Gaudio of Argentina and Carlos Moya of Spain walked out of their second match of the rain-interrupted Masters Cup on Wednesday.