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The Flood Warning for the Paint Rock River near Woodville has been extended, impacting Marshall, Jackson, and Madison Counties in Alabama. Caution is advised when near riverbanks, urging people to be aware of flooded roads to prevent accidents, as most flood-related deaths occur in vehicles. The warning is in effect until late tonight, with minor flooding currently happening and more forecasted.

At 10:00 AM CST on Tuesday, the river’s stage was 16.7 feet, with the bankfull stage at 12.0 feet. Recent activity recorded a maximum river stage of 16.8 feet in the last 24 hours. The river is expected to descend below flood stage this evening and continue dropping to 5.2 feet by Sunday morning. Flood history shows a previous crest of 16.7 feet on 03/20/1996, emphasizing the severity of the current situation and potential risks involved.

The floodwaters are primarily affecting bottomland areas along the river, including low-lying farm and pasturelands. People are advised to stay cautious and informed about the evolving situation. Additional details and safety tips can be found at www.weather.gov, providing essential resources and guidelines to stay safe and prepared during this weather emergency.

As flood warnings persist, it’s crucial for residents in the affected areas to stay vigilant and take necessary precautions. With the Paint Rock River reaching flood stage, the situation demands heightened awareness and preparedness to mitigate potential risks and safeguard lives and property. By staying informed and following safety guidelines, individuals can navigate through this challenging time and ensure their well-being amidst the flood warning.