Play is important, but, NEVER play in flood waters. Do not do that!

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Do Not Play in Flood Waters
Playing in flood waters is not okay. Falling into a hole, storm drain, sewer and other pipe that might be in a temporary clog could cause drowning. The force of the water can change quickly and be super strong. Furthermore, that water is often dirty, filled with bacteria and ripe with infection. Also, electrical risks are high too. Just stay away from flood waters. Playing there is not advised.

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