The Anne Arundel County Office of Emergency Management manages the County's response to major emergencies (Account not monitored 24/7, call 911 for emergencies)
A Flood Warning has been issued for
#AnneArundel
until August 19th at 5:15 AM. Flooding can be hard to see, especially at night so be extra careful if traveling. Take your time and avoid all flooded roads.
A Severe Thunderstorm Watch is in effect from August 18th at 2 PM until 10 PM. This means there is a potential for severe thunderstorms in
#AnneArundel
so be sure to stay informed by checking the weather and signing up for our emergency alerts at .
Registration is open for our next River Days Festival! We had a wonderful time at
@Westrivercenter
this weekend, and we're looking forward to the next festival at Quiet Waters Park on August 25th with
@RecParks
.
We are hosting a FREE Extreme Event game at the Severn Center from 6-8 pm on September 16, 2024. Extreme Event is an engaging and fast-paced role-playing game designed to simulate the challenges of responding to a natural disaster. Register at
A Coastal Flood Warning is still in effect for
#AnneArundel
. Stay informed by signing up for emergency alerts at . This is the primary way that we send emergency alerts to the public!
Don’t underestimate the power of moving water. 6 inches is enough to carry away an adult and it only takes 12 inches to sweep away a small sedan. Even trucks don’t stand a chance with 18-24 inches of fast-moving water. Don’t risk it, just turn around.
A Coastal Flood Warning is in effect for
#AnneArundel
until 4 am on Saturday. This is issued when moderate to major coastal flooding is happening or will happen very soon. Stay away from flood waters and get to higher/safer grounds if needed.
If it is safe to do so, we urge residents in flood-prone areas to help us monitor coastal flooding events by uploading photos in the MyCoast app. MyCoast allows you to help us see what’s happening in your area.
With heavy rain and flooding expected, remember: Turn Around, Don't Drown! More than half of all flood-related deaths are drownings that result from vehicles caught in flood waters. Obey road closure signs and never attempt to drive through flooded areas.
A Tornado Watch has been issued for
#AnneArundel
until 2:00 PM this afternoon. A watch does not mean that a tornado will occur, it only means that they are possible. Stay informed by signing up for emergency alerts at
A Tornado Watch has been issued for
#AnneArundel
until 7:00 AM Friday 8-9-24. Take some time now to identify an internal room without windows on the lowest level or below ground. If a warning is issued, you need to get there quickly!
As the impacts of Tropical Storm Debby pass through our area, please be careful when traveling. Flooding can be hard to see, especially at night. We urge residents to stay home if possible and if you must travel, be extra cautious.