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Flooding Fears: Flash Flood Watch issued for the Ozarks
The National Weather Service said water was over the banks at all three locations.
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“Recent storms have already saturated the ground, so additional rain may cause flooding”.
The NWS had earlier issued a flood watch across all of East Tennessee, which remains in effect through early Saturday morning, December 26.
Locations south of US 30 could see upwards of 2 or more inches of rain by Sunday afternoon. And this Thursday morning other parts of Western North Carolina would have been measuring snow depths of several feet.
Heavy rain will continue on Sunday.
The National Weather Service issued Friday morning a hazardous weather outlook for increased flood potential.
The Ohio River is now projected to be a few feet below flood stage by Tuesday. Small streams and creeks may quickly rise out of their banks flooding nearby roads.
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Flooding is especially likely along the French Broad River, the Broad River, the Saluda River, and the north fork of the Catawba River through Thursday. “Turn around, don’t drown”.