A series of flash flood warnings have been issued across multiple counties in Virginia, Tennessee, and North Carolina from late June through early July 2025. In Virginia, warnings covered areas including Honaker, Mavisdale, Richlands, Raven, Claypool Hill, Abingdon, Emory, Meadowview, Tazewell, Cedar Bluff, Mountain City, Damascus, Konnarock, and Whitetop, with warning times extending into early morning hours. In North Carolina, flash flood warnings were issued for Sanford, Pinehurst, Southern Pines, Chapel Hill, Burlington, Carrboro, Alamance, Randolph, Durham, Hillsborough, Gorman, Montgomery, Caswell, Yanceyville, Milton, and Providence. Several warnings have been extended multiple times, with the most recent warnings continuing into early Monday morning. The National Weather Service has highlighted considerable damage potential in Alamance and Randolph counties, where 2 to 4 inches of additional rainfall are possible, bringing total rainfall amounts between 3 and 6 inches in some counties including Alamance, Orange, Durham, and Chatham. Life-threatening flash flooding of creeks, streams, urban areas, and roads is expected, prompting advisories to avoid travel and seek higher ground immediately. The warnings emphasize the danger of driving through floodwaters. The most severe warnings with a considerable threat tag are in effect for Durham and Chapel Hill until 1:15 AM EDT on July 7, with rainfall totals between 2 and 6 inches already fallen and an additional 1 to 3 inches possible.