A Flood Watch is in effect today, August 9, 2024, resulting from Hurricane Debby. The heaviest rain is expected to fall between mid-morning and mid-afternoon. The greatest amounts and risk for flooding from the Genesee River eastward.
**If you believe your access to care may become impacted by flooding, please contact your dialysis facility directly**
Flood Safety Tips and Resources:
A tornado watch is currently in effect today, August 8, 2024, in regions of North Carolina including but not limited to: Wilson, Nash, Edgecombe, Beaufort, Craven, Pitt and Greene County. Strong winds, hail, and thunderstorms may occur as a result of Hurricane Debby. Please take precautions to stay safe. Please visit NC 211 to locate shelters, evacuation routes and power outages in your area.
*If you believe your access to treatment may be impacted, please contact your dialysis provider directly. *
Severe Weather Safety Tips and Resources:
The National Weather Service predict widespread damaging winds and the possibility of tornados, heavy rains and flash flooding, with the most severe storm conditions this afternoon, January 9, 2024. Strong winds may cause power outages this evening across South Carolina.
*If you believe your access to treatment may be impacted, please contact your dialysis provider directly. *
Severe Weather Safety Tips and Resources:
The National Weather Service predict widespread damaging winds and the possibility of tornados, heavy rains and flash flooding, with the most severe storm conditions this afternoon, January 9, 2024. Strong winds may cause power outages this evening across South Carolina.
*If you believe your access to treatment may be impacted, please contact your dialysis provider directly. *
Severe Weather Safety Tips and Resources:
The National Weather Service predict widespread damaging winds and the possibility of tornados, heavy rains and flash flooding, with the most severe storm conditions this afternoon, January 9, 2024. Strong winds may cause power outages this evening across South Carolina.
*If you believe your access to treatment may be impacted, please contact your dialysis provider directly. *
Severe Weather Safety Tips and Resources:
Idalia is now a Category 4 hurricane with winds of 130 mph. Idalia is forecasted to deliver flash flooding, with considerable impacts, through eastern North Carolina beginning today, continuing into Thursday. Additional impacts such as isolated tornadoes, power outages and high winds are also possible throughout the day.
**If you have not reviewed a plan to receive care, please contact your dialysis provider**
Hurricane and Flood Safety Tips and Resources
Idalia is now a Category 4 hurricane with winds of 130 mph. Idalia is expected to produce a swath of 4 to 8 inches of rainfall with isolated maxima up to 12 inches from the Florida Big Bend through central Georgia. Damaging hurricane force winds are likely in portions of Eastern Georgia. Additional impacts such as isolated tornadoes, power outages and flooding are also possible throughout the day.
**If you have not reviewed a plan to receive care, please contact your dialysis provider**
Hurricane and Flood Safety Tips and Resources
Idalia is now a Category 4 hurricane with winds of 130 mph. Idalia is forecast to approach South Carolina as a Category 1 hurricane and become a tropical storm while moving through the state. Most of the state will be impacted by Idalia this afternoon into Thursday morning. Additional impacts such as isolated tornadoes, power outages and flooding are also possible throughout the day.
**If you have not reviewed a plan to receive care, please contact your dialysis provider**
Hurricane and Flood Safety Tips and Resources
