Hey, folks! It looks like Columbia is gearing up for some serious weather this week. The Weather Team has issued Weather Impact Alerts starting from Sunday night and stretching all the way to Tuesday. The reason? We’ve got rising water levels in rivers and lakes all across the Midlands, and it’s time to take notice.
Heavy rainfall from Hurricane Helene has caused river levels to surge, and good news—bad news, it’s not about to let up. Many rivers aren’t expected to drop below action stages for several days, with some even reaching historic highs reminiscent of the unfortunate flooding events of 2015.
Residents in these areas are encouraged to closely monitor conditions and follow instructions from local emergency officials. It’s always better to be safe than sorry! Pay special attention to any road closures, especially if you live near these rivers. Flood waters can rise rapidly, and you don’t want to be caught off guard.
Stay tuned to local updates for the latest information about weather developments and keep safety as your top priority. Whether you’re stocked up on supplies or just keeping an eye on your property, staying informed will help you and your neighbors navigate this tricky weather situation.
Let’s hope the waters begin to recede as the weather conditions improve. For now, keep your loved ones close, be alert, and navigate the upcoming days wisely!
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