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A Flood Watch is in Effect Until 1 PM Wednesday for Much of the Forecast Area

Rounds of rain today into Wednesday are expected to produce 0.75-2.00 inches of rainfall across portions of the region. This may result in flooding issues in some areas, especially in low-lying and flood-prone locations. Isolated flash flooding could also occur given more persistent/heavy rainfall. Please keep updated on the latest forecast and remember - Turn Around, Don't Drown! Read More >

Winter/Spring Flood Outlook 2025 

 

The following is the graphical winter/spring ESF product as seen below. This product is issued when there is a potential of cold season hydrologic hazards. This product will be updated on a bi-weekly or weekly basis while the potential for cold season hazards exist.

Examples of cold season hazards include:

  • Ice formation in navigable rivers
  • Riverine flooding due to ice jams, rapid snowmelt, and/or precipitation

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