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In a flood situation, how deep does moving water have to be to knock a person down?
A.
One inch
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B.
Six inches
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If you have to walk through water, walk where the water is not moving
C.
One foot
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D.
Two feet
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True or False: Flash flooding can always be predicted well in advance.
A.
True
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B.
False
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Flash flooding can occur with little or no warning as a result of severe thunderstorms or heavy rain from 'training' storms, or storms that continually move over the same areas
What time of year do floods typically occur?
A.
Spring
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B.
Summer
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C.
Winter
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D.
Any time of year
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Floods can happen in any month, in any state in the United States and are the overall most dangerous storm related threat
What should you do if a flash flood is imminent?
A.
Wait for instructions from local authorities
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B.
Move to higher ground immediately
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If a flash flood is imminent, move immediately to higher ground, do not wait for further instructions
Which of the following areas can flash floods occur in suddenly?
A.
Streams
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B.
Drainage channels
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C.
Canyons
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D.
All of the above
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Be aware of streams, drainage channels and canyons in your area; flash floods are known to occur suddenly in such places without typical warnings such as rain clouds or heavy rain
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