Flood Advisory map: active flood advisories now
There are no flood advisories in effect right now. The most recent one in the NWS archive was issued on November 13, 2026 in California.
Minor flooding is expected that is an inconvenience but not usually life threatening.
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Active flood advisories
None right now. This page updates automatically when the National Weather Service issues a new flood advisory.
What is a flood advisory?
A flood advisory covers nuisance flooding: ponding on roads, small streams rising out of their banks, and poor drainage areas filling with water. Conditions can worsen, and advisories are upgraded to warnings when the threat increases.
What to do
- Allow extra travel time and avoid flooded streets.
- Do not let children play near storm drains or swollen creeks.
How often flood advisories are issued
From 2016 through 2025 the National Weather Service issued an average of 9,749 flood advisories per year across the country, and 9,821 so far in 2026. Each count is one alert event, which can cover one or many counties.
States with the most flood advisories
| State | Average per year |
|---|---|
| Texas | 1279.2 |
| Florida | 708.5 |
| New Mexico | 660.1 |
| Kentucky | 517.2 |
| Puerto Rico | 487 |
| North Carolina | 475.4 |
| Oklahoma | 445.4 |
| Tennessee | 444.7 |
| California | 380.6 |
| Arizona | 361.9 |
| Pennsylvania | 293.8 |
| Alabama | 287.6 |
| Virginia | 276.3 |
| South Carolina | 265.3 |
| New York | 262.5 |