  Flooding results in 8 billion dollars of damage annually in the US and causes
the most deaths of any weather related event. Due to climate change scientists
expect more heavy precipitation events in the future. However, no current
datasets exist that contain both hourly precipitation and river flow data. We
introduce a novel hourly river flow and precipitation dataset and a second
subset of flash flood events with damage estimates and injury counts. Using
these datasets we create two challenges (1) general stream flow forecasting and
(2) flash flood damage estimation. We have created several publicly available
benchmarks and an easy to use package. Additionally, in the future we aim to
augment our dataset with snow pack data and soil index moisture data to improve
predictions.
