The National Weather Service office in Mount Holly, New Jersey has issued a Flash Flood Warning beginning at 10:15 PM EDT on Saturday, June 14th, with the alert set to expire at 2:15 AM EDT on Sunday, June 15th.
Residents in the areas covered by this warning are urged to take precautions immediately. Flash floods can develop rapidly, and even shallow moving water can be extremely dangerous to both people and vehicles.
Authorities advise that if you encounter a flooded roadway, you should turn around and find an alternate route. Never attempt to drive through standing or moving floodwater, as it is impossible to judge the depth or current strength from inside a vehicle.
Stay tuned to TV Delmarva and local emergency management channels for updates as this warning remains in effect through the early morning hours.
