SEVERE
ENDED
Flash Flood Warning
Camden and Gloucester counties, NJ; Delaware and Philadelphia counties, PA · ended Thu 6:45 PM EST
6:39 PM
Ended
6:45 PM
SeveritySevere
UrgencyImmediate
CertaintyLikely
IssuedThu 6:39 PM EST
EndedThu 6:45 PM EST
Issued byNWS Mount Holly, NJ
What to do
Flooding is happening or about to. Move to higher ground. Never drive through water on the road.
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The heavy rain has ended. Flood waters have receded. Flooding is no longer expected to pose a threat. Please continue to heed remaining road closures.
Counties
Camden and Gloucester counties, NJ; Delaware and Philadelphia counties, PA
Cities in this area
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Safety
What to do during a Flash Flood Warning
- 1Move to higher ground nowLeave low spots, creeks, ditches and drainage areas.
- 2Turn around, don’t drownNever drive or walk through flood water. Six inches of moving water can knock you down, and a foot can carry away most cars.
- 3Take extra care at nightFlooded roads are hard to see in the dark.
- 4Follow orders to leaveIf officials tell you to evacuate, go right away.
Flood Watch vs. Warning
WATCHFlooding is possible. Know your way to higher ground.
WARNINGFlooding is happening or about to. Move to higher ground now.
Flash Flood Warning questions
How long does a Flash Flood Warning last?
Usually a few hours, for the area where flooding is expected. It can be extended if heavy rain continues.
What is a flash flood?
Flooding that starts quickly, usually within six hours of heavy rain, or after a dam or levee failure or an ice jam.
Am I safe in my car?
No. Many flood deaths happen in vehicles. If water rises around your car, get out and move to higher ground if it is safe.
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