The National Weather Service office in Mount Holly, New Jersey has issued a Flash Flood Warning that went into effect at 5:29 PM EDT on Wednesday, July 9, and remains active until 8:30 PM EDT that same evening.
Residents in areas covered by this warning are urged to take the alert seriously and stay clear of flood-prone locations. Flash flooding can develop rapidly and pose serious dangers to life and property.
Authorities remind the public never to attempt driving through flooded roads. Even shallow moving water can sweep vehicles off roadways. The phrase “Turn Around, Don’t Drown” remains the standard safety guidance during flash flood events.
Stay tuned to TV Delmarva and local weather updates for the latest information as conditions develop throughout the evening.
