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Flash Flood Warning issued October 10 at 12:02AM CDT until October 10 at 3:00AM CDT by NWS Birmingham AL

8.0
32.2567°N, 85.6771°W·US-AL
Started 2h ago
NWS flood alerts data as of
Event Details
Typeflood
Severity8.0
Statusactive
Location32.2567°N, 85.6771°W (AL)
Started2026-10-10T05:02:00+00:00
Last Updated2026-10-10T07:20:49.677+00:00
Sourcenoaa_ahps
Source URLapi.weather.gov
Confidence1.00
Impact Zones
Modeled Inundation
Where the National Water Model's latest analysis puts water inside the warning area. Experimental; the warning polygon is the official boundary.
NWS polygon
Severe Impact Zone
Active flood warning area. Significant property damage possible.
NWS polygon

Zone estimates are based on scientific models and may differ from actual local conditions.

Impact Analysis

This event's zone is the NWS warning polygon. Population and structure estimates are not computed inside NWS polygons yet, so none are shown.

Historical Comparison
2009 BULLOCK County, ALABAMA Flash Flood64% match

Flash Flood in ALABAMA, 25km from current event, $100K in recorded damage

BULLOCK County, ALABAMADamage: $100K
2005 MACON County, ALABAMA Flash Flood63% match

Flash Flood in ALABAMA, 17km from current event, $17K in recorded damage

MACON County, ALABAMADamage: $17K
2009 MACON County, ALABAMA Flash Flood63% match

Flash Flood in ALABAMA, 31km from current event, $100K in recorded damage

MACON County, ALABAMADamage: $100K

Historical comparison based on peril type, geography, and severity. Past events do not predict future outcomes.

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Zone estimates are based on scientific models and may differ from actual local conditions.