Additional roads reported impassable by the National Weather Service include Cherokee County Road 18 about 1.5 miles west of the intersection with Cherokee County Road 45. Flooding has also been reported around County Road 8 in Spring Garden and County Road 12 in Pleasant Gap in Cherokee County as well.

CLEBURNE COUNTY, Ala. — Flash flooding occurred Sunday morning in east Alabama's Cleburne County with thunderstorms and heavy rain pounding the region. An earlier Flash Flood Warning expired, with a Flood Warning replacing it until 2 p.m. CT locally (3 p.m. ET). A Flood Watch for east Alabama is also ongoing until Sunday night.

The family of a Cleburne County man who was killed in flash flooding Sunday is remembering him as a hero. The Turkey Heaven Volunteer Fire Department says Cohen Turner, 22, drowned off County Road 41 after the truck he was in was swept off the road.

The National Weather Service on Saturday night was growing more concerned about the potential for flash flooding in part of Alabama. Forecasters have issued a flood watch for part of central Alabama that will be in effect until 7 a.m. Sunday.

The identity of a man who was killed following severe flooding in Cleburne County was released Monday. Turkey Heaven Volunteer Fire Department identified the man as Cohen Turner Monday afternoon. A second rescue operation was dispatched around 6:20 a.

We have declared today, August 3, 2025 a First Alert Weather Day for the potential to see flash flooding in parts of east Alabama.

The National Weather Service said more flash flooding will be possible in Alabama on Sunday, and a flood watch has been expanded and extended. Forecasters said scattered to numerous showers and thunderstorms could drop more heavy rain through the day today and tonight.