? ??Flash flooding is occurring in our area. UAPD is closing University Blvd at Hackberry Lane and at Frank Thomas Ave.
We will update you when these areas reopen. #UAwx
— UA_Safety (@UA_Safety) July 8, 2020
Flooding in the Idlewood neighborhood in the eastern part of Tuscaloosa… photos from Ashley Everroad pic.twitter.com/o9cD8sX04S
— James Spann (@spann) July 8, 2020
Flooding tonight in Tuscaloosa… Photos from Brian Behel pic.twitter.com/IVMyqGQU02
— James Spann (@spann) July 8, 2020
If you do not have to be on the roads in Tuscaloosa County tonight, just stay off of them. Some roads have become impassable due to flash flooding issued caused by continuous heavy rain that has fallen over the past hour and a half.
In Cottondale, we have a report of 5.40 inches of rain so far tonight (from NWS Chat as of 9:38 pm).
East Tuscaloosa: some roads have become impassable due to flood waters (report by an emergency manager on NWS Chat as of 9:36 pm).
