The National Weather Service in Memphis, Tennessee, has issued a warning about the dangers of flash flooding. The agency recommends that residents enable Wireless Emergency Alerts on their phones to stay informed.
Officials advise that if flooding occurs while outdoors, individuals should immediately move to higher ground. They emphasize that people should never attempt to cross floodwaters in a vehicle or on foot, citing the risks of swift-moving currents and unseen hazards.
The warning comes as part of ongoing efforts to promote safety during severe weather events. The agency encourages everyone to stay alert and prepared for sudden flooding, especially during stormy conditions.
For more safety tips and updates, residents are encouraged to follow the National Weather Service’s official channels.
