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Flash flood warning
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Flash flood warning
National weather service mobile al
738 am central standard time wed dec 10 2008
The national weather service in mobile has issued a
flash flood warning for,
Escambia county in northwest florida,
Western santa rosa county in northwest florida,
Baldwin county in southwest alabama,
This includes the city of bay minette,
until 930 am central standard time
at 729 am central standard time , national weather service doppler
radar continues to
Indicate heavy rain from training thunderstorms over the warned area.
Reports of flooding from the public continue over the warned area.
locations in the warning include but are not limited to park
City, whitehouse forks, steelwood, stapleton, spanish fort,
Phillipsville, malbis, i65 and al 59, i65 and al 287, i65 and
Al 225, hurricane, gateswood, dyas, douglasville,
Crossroads, carpenter, carney, bridgehead, walnut hill, oak
Grove, molino, milton near whiting field, mcdavid, jay,
Chumuckla, century, bratt, berrydale, barrineau park and
Allentown, lillian, seminole, robertsdale
Additional rainfall amounts of 3 to 5 inches are possible in
The warned area.
Excessive runoff from heavy rainfall will cause flooding of small
Creeks and streams, highways and underpasses. Additionally, country
Roads and farmlands along the banks of creeks, streams and other low
Lying areas are subject to flooding.
Severe thunderstorm warning
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Severe thunderstorm warning
National weather service mobile al
735 am central standard time wed dec 10 2008
The national weather service in mobile has issued a
severe thunderstorm warning for,
Southern baldwin county in southwest alabama,
until 815 am central standard time
at 734 am central standard time , the national weather service
indicated a severe
Thunderstorm capable of producing penny size hail, and damaging
Winds over 60 mph. This storm was near fort morgan, or about 9
Miles east of dauphin island, moving northeast at 60 mph.
the severe thunderstorm will be near,
Turkey branch and mouth of weeks bay by 745 am central standard time ,
Marlow, clay city and magnolia springs by 750 am central standard time ,
Silverhill and summerdale by 755 am central standard time ,
Robertsdale and loxley by 800 am central standard time ,
Rosinton by 805 am central standard time ,
In addition to large hail and damaging winds, continuous cloud to
Ground lightning is occurring with this storm. Move indoors
Immediately! Lightning is one of natures number one killers.
Remember, if you can hear thunder, you are close enough to be
Struck by lightning.
A tornado watch remains in effect until 200 pm central standard time
wednesday
Afternoon for southwestern alabama and northwest florida.
Flash flood warning
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Flash flood warning
National weather service mobile al
724 am central standard time wed dec 10 2008
The national weather service in mobile has issued a
flash flood warning for,
Southern conecuh county in south central alabama,
Covington county in south central alabama,
This includes the city of andalusia,
Escambia county in south central alabama,
This includes the city of brewton,
until 1015 am central standard time
at 715 am central standard time , national weather service doppler
radar continues to
Indicate heavy rain from training thunderstorms over the warned area.
locations in the warning include but are not limited to wallace,
Us 29 and cr 43, sardine, rose hill, rock hill, river falls,
Red level, range, pleasant home, paul, nymph, loango, little
Rock, libertyville, lenox, kirkland, johnsonville, i65 and cr
6, i65 and al 41, i65 and al 113, heath, gantt, foshee,
Dixie, cohassett, clearview, castleberry, brooklyn, boykin,
Beck, barnett crossroads and appleton, us 31..brewton
Additional rainfall amounts of 3 to 5 inches are possible in
The warned area.
Excessive runoff from heavy rainfall will cause flooding of small
Creeks and streams, highways and underpasses. Additionally, country
Roads and farmlands along the banks of creeks, streams and other low
Lying areas are subject to flooding.
Flood advisory
National weather service mobile al
557 am central standard time wed dec 10 2008
557 am central standard time wed dec 10 2008
The national weather service in mobile has issued an
urban and small stream flood advisory for,
Eastern escambia county in south central alabama,
This includes the city of brewton,
until 900 am central standard time
at 553 am central standard time , numerous showers and thunderstorms
have continued
To move across eastern escambia county over the past hour and have
Produced up to around two inches of rainfall in this area which
Includes the cities of brewton, osaka, kirkland and pollard.
Numerous showers and thunderstorms will continue to move across this
Same area for the next hour which will result in nusiance flooding
Of streams, urban areas and poor drainage areas.
Most flood deaths occur in automobiles. Never drive your vehicle into
Areas where the water covers the roadway. Flood waters are usually
Deeper than they appear. Just one foot of flowing water is powerful
Enough to sweep vehicles off the road. When encountering flooded
Roads make the smart choice, turn around, don't drown.
Flash flood statement
National weather service peachtree city ga
825 am eastern standard time wed dec 10 2008
Floyd ga-chattooga ga-gordon ga-gilmer ga-fannin ga-walker ga-
Whitfield ga-murray ga-
825 am eastern standard time wed dec 10 2008
, a flash flood warning remains in effect until noon eastern standard time
for
Murray, southern whitfield, southeastern walker, fannin,
Gilmer, gordon, chattooga and floyd counties,
At 817 am est, local law enforcement officials reported that
Widespread heavy rain has forced numerous road closures over the
Warned area.
Locations in the warning include but are not limited to tilton,
Ramhurst, pisgah, loving, gregory, fort mountain state park,
Epworth, crandall, cherry log, mccaysville, ellijay, dalton,
Chatsworth and blue ridge
Rainfall amounts of two to three inches, with locally higher
Amounts, has fallen across the warned area this morning. Additional
Rainfall amounts of up to an inch are possible in the warned area
This morning. Many small creeks and streams are experiencing rapid
Rises.
In hilly terrain there are low water crossings which are potentially
Dangerous in heavy rain. Do not attempt to travel across flooded
Roads, find alternate routes. It only takes a few inches of swiftly
Flowing water to carry vehicles away.
If you see significant flooding call the national weather service
Toll free at 1 8 6 6 7 6 3 4 4 6 6.