Checkout videos of waterfalls overflowing from heavy rains across Alabama

For a while on Thursday night into Friday morning (December 27-28), it seemed like the heavy rains drenching  North-Central Alabama were not going stop.

In total,  most places received between 3-6 inches of rain in little more than 24 hours, resulting in the National Weather Service in Birmingham issuing flood warnings throughout the state.

Presently, those warnings are scheduled to expire on Sunday, just in time for another round a heavy rainfall on New Year’s Eve.

Remember, be careful driving near flooded areas. Here is a link to useful tips: https://www.weather.gov/safety/flood

On a more lighter note, the torrential rains have produced spectacular scenes along rivers and at waterfalls throughout the northern part of the state. Twitter and Facebook have both captured photos and videos at some of our favorite places, Noccalula Falls, Catoma Falls, Desoto Falls, Little River Falls and Jefferson County’s own Turkey Creek.

Let’s take a tour across the state!

Noccalula Falls – Gadsden, Alabama

Desoto Falls in DeKalb County

Turkey Creek Nature Preserve in Jefferson County

Little River Falls at Little River Canyon National Preserve

The Little River Waterfalls in the Little River Canyon National Preserve. December 28, 2018#waterfalls #water #rain #NationalPark@spann @simpsonwhnt @BradTravisWAFF @MaggieWZDX @brekenWAAY31 @visitnorthal @weatherchannel pic.twitter.com/TTS2Z6FcKf

— Patty Tucker (@PattyLTucker) December 28, 2018

Catoma Falls in Cullman

pic.twitter.com/DCJurKmtRQ

— Maggie McDee (@MaggieMcDee) December 28, 2018

Got photos you wish to share?

Feel free to post on Bham Now’s Facebook or Twitter pages or send us a video at hello@bhamnow.com what you have seen out there.

And please, be careful out there, and remember Turn Around, Don’t Drown.