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Flash Floods

Flash floods - rapid rises in water levelsquickly absorb the water and the lack of
with high flow velocities - can occur in aplant  life  to  slow  the  water's  course.
matter of seconds. Factors such as rainfall
intensity and duration, as well as regionalAreas with a high risk of flash floods (such
topography, can all contribute to a flashas the land surrounding large dams) often
flood situation. Urbanization is also anhave warning systems in place to help alert
important cause of flash floods. The roofs,the population in advance of a flood. The
sidewalks, and roads of a city createforecast center for your region calculates
dangerous amounts of runoff water during bigflash flood guidance for all the bodies of
storms, and this runoff can easily become awater in the area. Flash flood guidance is
flash flood if an adequate storm sewer systemthe amount of rainfall for a given duration
is  not  in  place.necessary to produce flash flooding. With
these figures readily available, weather
In mountainous regions the rainfall can runservices can provide predictions and early
down a steep mountain and pick up so muchwarnings to give inhabitants of the region
speed that it becomes a dangerous wave movingtime  to  move  to  higher  ground.
too fast for people to escape. A similar
situation occurred in Rapid City, SouthIf you live in a region that is prone to
Dakota,  in 1972 when 237 people were killed.flash floods, make sure you have a map to the
quickest region of high ground. Also, make
Even deserts are not immune to flashsure you monitor weather service
flooding. Dry riverbeds can channel waterannouncements during big storms in case of a
long distances and create dangerous floodflash flood warning.
waves, due to the ground being too dry to



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