flood danger

Be especially cautious at night when it's harder to recognize flood dangers.

Locations at the sea or in river valleys are ideal, but the flood danger must be considered.

Teams informed citizens in the Florida Panhandle of flood dangers.

When prospective homeowners see levees behind property, they feel satisfied that someone has addressed flooding dangers.

The region's agricultural focus makes it especially vulnerable to droughts, and the low topography causes flooding dangers.

Nine of Arizona's 15 counties are in flood danger this weekend, under assessment by Federal emergency crews.

Once the lake is full, water drains from a spillway causing potenital flooding dangers downstream.

Flooding danger in the alluvial plain has decreased since construction of dams upstream on the Euphrates.

The street with the newer houses runs parallel to the Steinalb, right near which building was formerly avoided owing to the flooding danger.

In a heated mayor's race that is now reaching its conclusion, no candidate has been willing to say some areas should not be rebuilt because of flood danger.

The long-term plan for the park contemplates daylighting the creek here to create a small salt marsh that would also lessen flood danger in West Berkeley.

That is why I am dedicated to promoting responsible land use policies that preserve our farmlands, reduce flooding dangers, and keep our air and water clean.

Flood Danger Rises North of New Orleans, Marcus, Frances Frank.

Flooding danger was reported north, east and west of Houston, on the Brazos, Colorado, Guadalupe and Lavaca Rivers.

We need policies that preserve our open spaces, farmlands, and hunting lands, while protecting vital wetlands so that we can maintain important wildlife habitats and reduce flooding dangers.

The area receives virtually no mobile phone reception, meaning that it was difficult to alert campsite authorities of the flood danger after the National Weather Service issued a flash flood warning.

Flood Danger in Arizona At the same time, people who have learned to live with three-minute showers and a lawn the color of desert sand are wondering about the small river that their street has become.

The town, a National Historical Landmark, was recently included as one of the 11 most endangered places in the nation by the National Trust for Historic Preservation because of the flood danger.

Today, as the storm moves northeast from the New Jersey coast, the flooding danger is greatest in New England, where strong easterly winds will coincide with high tides in the late morning and early afternoon.

Rancho Cucamonga's location at the base of the San Gabriel Mountains has necessitated the use of numerous control channels and basins to reduce the seasonal flood danger from the several streams descending from the range.

A second component of Dallas' efforts for further flood protection involves the construction of a series of wetlands within the Trinity basin; these wetlands are being constructed to divert excess water away from the Trinity, further reducing flood danger.

One new factor that has helped in the planning is a survey the Army Corps of Engineers did of the shoreline of Long Island Sound that predicts the flooding danger from storm surges, historically the deadliest threat from a hurricane, for different categories of storms.