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A critical flash flood crisis is affecting eight states within the Mid-Mississippi Valley, Ozark area, and Tennessee Valley as of June 8, with the National Weather Service declaring a Slight Risk of Excessive Rainfall until Monday morning. Northern Alabama faced a Moderate Risk, which was downgraded late Sunday night following severe flooding earlier that day. Meteorologists caution that ongoing convective storms moving eastward may cause dangerous flooding in areas near river basins. Residents in Tennessee, Alabama, Georgia, and Mississippi are advised to steer clear of flood-affected zones and low-lying roads without delay.

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00:00Flash flood warnings are in effect right now across eight states,
00:03and the Tennessee Valley is bearing the worst of it.
00:06The National Weather Service issued a slight risk of excessive rainfall
00:10from the mid-Mississippi Valley through the Tennessee Valley and southeast beginning Monday morning.
00:16Northern Alabama was under a moderate risk level just hours ago
00:20after being hammered by catastrophic rainfall earlier today.
00:24Ongoing thunderstorms are tracking east,
00:26and forecasters say flood-prone river basins are still at serious risk tonight.
00:31Dozens of roads are impassable.
00:34Rescue operations are active across Alabama and Mississippi.
00:38Officials in Tennessee and Georgia are urging residents near rivers and low-lying areas
00:43to evacuate immediately and not attempt to cross flooded roads.
00:47The death toll from flash flooding events this season could rise if storms stall over saturated ground.
00:53Stay with your local emergency management for the latest.
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