Flood Warnings Issued: Hazardous Weather Conditions Ahead for Pennsylvania, Maryland, and West Virginia

National Weather Service Issues Flood Warnings

Due to persistently slow-moving storms, the National Weather Service has advised of flood watches for Pennsylvania, Maryland, and West Virginia.

The National Weather Service (NWS) has put a flood warning into effect for many counties in the region, including mountainous and valley regions. Water levels are forecast to exceed flood levels, potentially harming infrastructure and transportation.

Stay Alert and Take Precautions

The NWS urges all residents to take safety precautions during this time. Motorists should avoid driving through flooded areas, and pedestrians should be cautious in areas with high water levels.

Residents are advised to avoid hazardous areas and monitor water levels closely. Stay informed through local news and weather updates.

Additional Weather Updates

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) predicts elevated river levels, with some areas seeing record-breaking crests. The storm system is expected to continue to bring heavy rainfall and potential flooding threats for the next few days.

Be Prepared: Emergency Reminders

• Maintain an emergency kit with food, water, a first-aid kit, and any necessary medications.
• Secure important documents, electronics, and valuables to higher ground.
• Locate higher ground and identify evacuation routes in case of a flood emergency.
• Stay informed about local weather updates and monitor official advisories.

Stay Informed and Safe

Stay up-to-date with the latest weather forecasts and warnings by following the National Weather Service at weather.gov or on social media platforms.

Remember to prioritize safety and take necessary actions to protect yourselves and your property from the impending flood threat.