Rain Showers and Gusty Winds Coming to the Mid-Atlantic; Remaining Unseasonably Warm in the Central U.S.

Low pressure will track slowly northwestward into the Mid-Atlantic region through midweek bringing a risk for excessive rainfall, gusty winds, shallow coastal flooding, rip currents, and large surf. Unseasonably warm to hot temperatures persist in the mid to upper Mississippi Valley and into the Great Lakes and Northeast U.S. through Thursday. Read More >

Public Information Statement

National Weather Service Eureka, California

1200 PM PDT Tuesday October 1, 2019

Subject: Flood Stage Will Change for the Russian River near Hopland (HOPC1)

Effective Friday November 1^st, 2019, the National Weather Service will change the flood stage on the Russian River near Hopland from 21 feet to 15 feet. Evaluations of flood events from last winter confirmed that minor flooding occurs on the Russian near Hopland when the river stage reaches 15 feet. The impacts at 15 feet include flooding of Highway 175 and adjacent farmland. Please take note of the following:

Flood warnings will be issued when Russian River near Hopland reaches or surpasses 15 feet
Flood advisories will no longer be issued for this river point
Monitor Stage will be removed from this river point
Moderate flood stage (23 feet) and major flood stage (26 feet) will remain the same

To view a graphic of these changes, please visit: www.wrh.noaa.gov/eka/misc/images/Russian_River_Stages.png

If you have any questions or comments, please contact:

Kathleen Zontos

Service Hydrologist

National Weather Service Eureka, CA

Phone: 707-443-6484 x228

Email: kathleen.zontos@noaa.gov

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Rain Showers and Gusty Winds Coming to the Mid-Atlantic; Remaining Unseasonably Warm in the Central U.S.

Change in Flood Stage on the Russian River near Hopland Effective November 1, 2019