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Flood Advisory in Effect: What You Need to Know
A Flood Advisory was issued by the National Weather Service (NWS) Jackson, MS, on May 10 at 9:29 PM CDT and will remain in effect until June 2 at 1:00 AM CDT. This advisory affects multiple regions including the Mississippi River near Greenville, impacting Chicot, Washington, Issaquena, and East Carroll counties.
Understanding the Current Flooding Situation
According to the latest updates, the river stage was registered at 43.8 feet as of 9:00 PM CDT on Saturday. While the river is expected to slowly fall, precautionary measures are essential as flooding can initiate even at levels lower than the flood stage of 48.0 feet. For instance, Lower Lake Ferguson Road begins to flood when the river reaches 43.5 feet, causing concerns for local drivers.
Safety Measures: What to Do in Case of Flooding
The NWS advises residents to avoid flooded roadways and find alternative routes. It’s crucial for those living in flood-prone areas to stay informed through local updates. If you encounter a flooded roadway, turn around and seek a safe route.
Looking Ahead: Flood Predictions and Preparedness
The NWS will issue additional statements outlining the hydrological conditions in the coming days, with the next update expected on Sunday morning at 9:30 AM CDT.
Preparedness is key during this flood advisory period. Residents should have emergency plans in place, stay tuned to local weather reports, and have supplies ready in case of evacuation.
Additional Resources
For more detailed information about flood risk, safety tips, and emergency contacts, residents can visit the NWS official website or check local advisories.
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