Flood Warnings for Washington, Mississippi, Louisiana—Drivers ‘Turn Around’
Summary
Flood warnings are in effect for areas in Washington, Mississippi, and Louisiana. The National Weather Service has alerted residents about rising river levels and the risk of flooding. People are advised to be cautious, especially while driving at night in these regions.Key Facts
- Flood warnings exist for parts of Washington, Mississippi, and Louisiana.
- The Skokomish River in Washington exceeded its flood level, peaking at 17.6 feet.
- In Mississippi, the River Leaf near McLain may rise to 22 feet, above its flood stage of 18 feet.
- The Chickasawhay River in Mississippi is expected to peak at 23.5 feet, above its flood level of 20 feet.
- The Pearl River in Louisiana is forecasted to reach 19.5 feet, above its flood level of 18 feet.
- Flooding could impact recreational camps and access roads in Louisiana's Bogue Chitto Wildlife Management area.
- Some roads and homes in low-lying areas along the left bank of the Pearl River in Louisiana might be affected.
- The Tangipahoa and Bogue Chitto Rivers in Louisiana are also expected to rise above their flood levels.
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