Tulsa County emergency crews are preparing for the possibility of flash flooding this weekend, with up to 4 inches of rain expected in some areas. The Sheriff's Office is closely monitoring flood-prone zones and warns that driving through high water is extremely dangerous.

Tulsa County emergency crews are preparing for the possibility of flash flooding this weekend.

Isolated areas in our region could see , raising the risk for .

Tulsa County emergency teams are already on high alert. The is working closely with local and state agencies to monitor conditions and respond quickly if needed.

Captain with the Tulsa County Sheriff’s Office says are a painful reminder of the risks.

"We had a recent unfortunate crisis in South Tulsa County, where someone drove into floodwaters. A mother and child lost their lives in that incident."

— Captain Michael Heisten

Yes. Deputies patrol like , and .

Drivers ignoring road warnings and trying to cross flooded areas.

"It doesn't take much water to float your vehicle and put you in a life-threatening situation."

— Captain Heisten

A: It’s simple but lifesaving:

"Turn Around, Don’t Drown."

A: Download the News On 6 Weather App to get real-time alerts and stay off the roads during flash flooding. Driving around barricades isn’t just illegal—it could be deadly.