Hazardous Weather Update 10/10/26 Tropically enhanced rainfall, flash flooding, gusty winds, severe weather and minor coastal flooding are forecast Saturday into Sunday across NC. The greatest rainfall is expected across portions of the mountains, where numerous flash floods are likely Saturday and Saturday night. Safety Tips: 🔔 Stay tuned to local weather stations and emergency management for updates. Find your NWS radio station: NWR Station Search 🚗 Turn around don't drown! Check DriveNC.gov before heading out. Readync.gov/Isaias Full forecast: ReadyNC.gov/weather

Flooding is the leading cause of weather-related deaths, and most occur in vehicles. That is why you should never attempt to drive through flooded roadways. It’s impossible to tell how deep the water is or if the road underneath has been washed away. It only takes 12 inches of water to carry off a small car. Stay up to date on weather‑related road closures by visiting drivenc.gov Las inundaciones son la principal causa de muertes relacionadas con el clima, y la mayoría ocurren en vehículos. Por eso nunca debe intentar conducir por carreteras inundadas. Es imposible saber qué profundidad tiene el agua o si la carretera bajo agua ha sido arrastrada por el agua. Solo se necesitan 12 pulgadas de agua para arrastrar un auto pequeño.

‼️Hazardous Weather 10/09/26‼️ ⛈️ Periods of moderate to heavy rain are expected for much of North Carolina Saturday into Sunday as tropical moisture associated with Hurricane Isaias moves into the region. ⛈️The greatest rainfall is forecast across portions of the mountains and along the coast over the weekend. 📍Full forecast at ReadyNC.Gov/Weather

Flooding isn’t just a coastal problem. With nearly a third of all National Flood Insurance Program claims coming from outside high‑risk zones, every household should double‑check their coverage. Most homeowner and renters’ policies don’t cover flooding. Make sure your home is protected. Find out more at ReadyNC.gov. Las inundaciones no son problema exclusivo de la costa de NC: casi un tercio de los reclamos presentados al Programa Nacional de Seguro contra Inundaciones proceden de zonas fuera de las áreas de alto riesgo, por lo que cada hogar debe revisar bien qué cobertura de seguro tiene. La mayoría de pólizas para propietarios e inquilinos de vivienda no cubren inundaciones; cerciórese de que su vivienda esté debidamente protegida. Averigüe más visitando ReadyNC.gov.

With dangerously hot temps this week, look before you lock reminder! NEVER leave children or pets in a parked car. Interior temperatures can reach 100°F+ in minutes. Make it a habit to check the back seat every time you park. #LookBeforeYouLock #ReadyNC youtu.be/INTNeg1k4BA?si=GZRF…

This week is going to be a hot one, knowing the difference between heat watch & warning can be lifesaving. Watch means dangerously high temps are possible. Warning means the dangerously high temps are happening. Stay hydrated and limit outdoor activity! readync.gov/extreme-heat

Flooding is the leading cause of weather-related deaths, and most occur in vehicles. You should never attempt to drive through flooded roadways. It’s impossible to tell how deep the water is or if the road underneath has been washed away. #SevereWeatherPreparednessWeek #ReadyNC

Carbon Monoxide is a silent killer. Its odorless and colorless so make sure you have CO alarms installed especially near sleeping areas. NEVER use a generator, grill, or stove inside your home, garage, or even near an open window. This can cause a deadly CO buildup in your home.