MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Heavy rain has led to flash flooding in parts of the Memphis metro area, and ABC24 has declared a Weather Impact Day.
While it isn't raining everywhere in the Mid-South, areas that have seen downpours have received up to 3" of rain over the last 6 hours.
Be on the lookout for ponding or flooding on roadways, especially in areas with poor drainage.
For the latest forecast, visit abc24.com/weather.
Flooding reports
- Vehicle stalled in floodwater in Horn Lake - Dunbarton North of Goodman Rd.
- Flooding on Horn Lake Rd. near Hernando
- Flooding at Mt. Moriah Rd. at American Way
- Cars in flood water at Ridgeway Blvd. and Hickory Hill Rd.
- Neighborhood streets flooded along Estate Dr.
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What's the impact?
Heavy rain of 2-3" has led to flash flooding in parts of the Memphis area.
When's the impact?
A Flash Flood Warning is in effect for parts of the Memphis metro until 1:30 p.m. today. Other areas that see heavy downpours could also see brief flooding this afternoon.
How to prepare for the impact?
Be cautious as you drive on roadways that may have ponding water. If you see a roadway that's completely covered, remember to turn around, don't drown.