TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (WTXL) — Earlier flash flood warnings that covered parts of several central Big Bend counties have been allowed to expire.
The areas of heaviest rain are shifting east into sections of the Suwannee River valley, eastern Big Bend, and portions of the state line tier of southern Georgia counties.
Flash flooding is possible in these regions, and new flash flood warnings may be issued as conditions warrant. Quick-developing flooding can overwhelm roadways and areas of poor drainage, and can make driving hazardous. Travel is generally not recommended.
Rainfall amounts have exceeded two to five inches at several points in the central Big Bend, including in and around Tallahassee. Spot flooding of low-lying areas may continue for a few more hours.
Find places of higher ground immediately if flooding is occurring in your neighborhood.
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