Flood Advisory: See which areas may get excessive rainfall in North Carolina

A flood advisory is in effect in Randolph, Alamance and Guilford County in North Carolina due to excessive rainfall being caused by the severe thunderstorms throughout the region. Until 9:15 p.m, the advisory will remain in effect.

Hasty, Ramseur and Goldston seem to be witnessing the heaviest storms. Creeks, streams, rivers may face flooding. The low-lying and flood-prone areas seem to get impacted by the thundershowers. Till now, around 1-3 inches of rainfall has already occurred.

The National Weather Service (NWS) of the US has advised that drivers should turn around if they come across a flooded road as numerous deaths occur in vehicles during floods. It is highly important for the drivers to be very careful at night as it is difficult to recognize the danger of flooding.


The areas, which are likely to be impacted by the Flood Advisory, are:

• Asheboro
• Randleman
• Pittsboro
• Siler City
• Goldston
• Pleasant Garden
• Liberty
• Ramseur
• Hasty
• Snow Camp
• Coleridge
• Bynum
• Climax
• Fearrington
• Radleman Regional Reservoir Marina
• Seaforth Boat Dock
• Jordan Lake State Rec Area
• Jordan Lake

FAQs

1. What is the current weather advisory in effect for Alamance, Randolph and Guilford County?
   The current weather advisory in effect for Alamance, Randolph, and Guilford County is a Flood Advisory. It will remain in effect till 9:15 pm.
2. Which areas are likely to be impacted by the flood advisory?
   Asheboro, Randleman, Pittsboro, Siler City, Goldston, Pleasant Garden, Liberty, Ramseur, Hasty, Snow Camp, Coleridge, Bynum, Climax, Fearrington, Radleman Regional Reservoir Marina, Seaforth Boat Dock, Jordan Lake State Rec Area and Jordan Lake are the areas likely to be impacted by the flood advisory.