Flash flood warning for Sussex and Warren counties until Wednesday night

Category: Weather

A flash flood warning was issued for Sussex and Warren counties due to thunderstorms producing heavy rain, with 1 to 3 inches already fallen. Residents are advised to move to higher ground, avoid flooded roads, and follow safety guidelines to prevent accidents during flooding. The weather service emphasizes the dangers of driving through floodwaters and provides essential tips for safety during heavy rain.

Keywords: Flash Flood, Safety Guidelines, Heavy Rain

Source: NJ.com

Update At: 7/22/2024

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