Looks like Mother Nature in Washington isn’t messing around! Residents have been urgently told to take cover and avoid travel as tornado warnings loom, especially around Delmarva and the I-95 corridor. Yes, you read that right — tornadoes! And if that’s not enough, there’s also a flash flood warning threatening to drown low-lying and poorly drained areas. Drivers, get ready to dodge flooded roads and seek higher ground because things could get worse in a flash. The National Weather Service isn’t mincing words — seek shelter immediately, head to basements or interior rooms on the lowest floor of sturdy buildings, and stay away from windows. If you’re in a mobile home or vehicle, sprint to the nearest solid shelter and shield yourself from flying debris. This is not a drill, folks! Meanwhile, Texas is still mourning. Flash floods there have claimed at least several lives, including children attending summer camps along the Guadalupe River. On Monday night, San Antonio held a silent candlelight vigil to honor the victims of one of the deadliest weather disasters in recent years. As meteorologists scramble to save us from the next disaster, one has to wonder — how many more surprises does nature have in store? Got a wild or scary weather story? Share it! We could all use a laugh or a shiver to survive these weather madness moments.
