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Flooded road with evacuating cars and surrounded with water houses in suburban residential area.

Know the difference and be ready

Heavy rain increases the risk of flooding and even flash flooding, especially in low-lying elevations and areas along lakes and rivers. When steady rain persists, flooding is always a possibility. During rainy season, be aware of flood warnings from the National Weather Service and Hillsborough County and take action.

Find out the difference between advisories, watches, and warnings.


Posted: 7/15/2025, 7:11:47 PM
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