Summary

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River Level Charts

The blue curve on the left half of the chart is the measured river level over the past several days.

The purple curve on the right half of the chart is the forecast river level over the next week.

Forecasts take into account any expected precipitation over the next 24 hours.

Click on a chart for additional information about that river point, including flood impact levels and crest history.

Click here for current information on all river levels around the area. The river points below are only a partial selection.

Grand River at Grand Rapids	Grand River at Comstock Park	Grand River at Ionia

Muskegon River at Evart	Muskegon River at Croton	Kalamazoo River at Comstock

Maple River at Maple Rapids	Looking Glass River near Eagle	Portage River at Vicksburg

This Month's Flooding in Perspective

• The Red Cedar River at East Lansing reached its highest crest since February 2001.
• The Grand River at Lansing reached its highest crest since September 2008.
• The Kalamazoo River at Comstock/Kalamazoo reached its highest level since September 2008.
• The Grand River at Ionia crested 2.5 feet below where it did in April 2013.
• The Grand River in Kent County/Grand Rapids reached its highest crest since April 2013, but stayed a few feet below the level of 2013.

Five tornadoes have occurred in Michigan so far this year.

February 28: Four tornadoes in or near Niles, Dowagiac, Vandalia, and Centreville.

April 10: One tornado southeast of Alto / north of Freeport.

Damage to a barn on 92nd St (M-50) east of Wingeier Ave southeast of Alto, MI. (NWS, picture taken Apr 11, 2017)

Only a few weather spotter training opportunities are left this spring: weather.gov/grr/spottertraining