Severe Weather and Heavy Rainfall from the High Plains to the Ohio Valley; Heat Continuing in the Central Plains and Southeast

A stationary front will be the focus for daily showers and thunderstorms capable of widely scattered flash flooding and severe weather from the High Plains to the Ohio Valley. Monsoonal thunderstorms could cause local flash flooding across the Southwest and the Great Basin. Dangerous heat continues across the Central Plains and Southeast. Many areas will see their hottest temperatures of the year. Read More >

This page contains monthly hydrology reports that are prepared by the Midland NWS office. They are prepared and disseminated no later than the 15th of the following month. The Monthly River and Flooding Report is a brief synopsis of hydrological events throughout the Midland Forecast Area, including river flooding, miscellaneous river conditions, such as significant rises, record low stages, ice conditions, snow cover, droughts, and hydrologic products issued. The tabular report shows any river flood information for the month. If the month is not a clickable link, then no river flooding occurred that month.

The reports on this page are available in Portable Document Format (.pdf).

Current Reports
Monthly River & Flood Report for:	Monthly River Flooding (tabular) for:
2026
June	None

Previous Reports
Monthly River & Flood Report for:	Monthly River Flooding (tabular) for:
2026
May	None
April	None
March	None
February	None
January	None
2025
December	None
November	None
October	None
September	September
August	None
July	July
June	June
May	None
April	None
March	None
February	None
January	None
2024
December	None
November	None
October	None
September	September
August	None
July	July
June	None
May	May
April	None
March	None
February	None
January	None
2023
December	None
November	None
October	October
September	September
August	None
July	None
June	None
May	May
April	None
March	None
February	None
January	None
2022
December	None
November	None
October	October
September	September
August	August
July	None
June	June
May	May
April	None
March	None
February	None
January	None
2021
December	None
November	None
October	October
September	None
August	None
July	July
June	June
May	May
April	None
March	None
February	None
January	None
2020
December	None
November	None
October	None
September	September
August	None
July	July
June	None
May	May
April	None
March	None
February	None
January	None
2019
December	None
November	None
October	October
September	September
August	None
July	July
June	June
May	None
April	None
March	None
February	None
January	None
2018
December	None
November	None
October	None
September	September
August	August
July	July
June	June
May	May
April	None
March	None
February	None
January	None
2017
December	None
November	None
October	October
September	September
August	August
July	July
June	June
May	May
April	None
March	None
February	None
January	January
2016
December	None
November	November
October	October
September	September
August	August
July	July
June	June
May	May
April	None
March	None
February	None
January	None
2015
December	None
November	November
October	October
September	September
August	August
July	July
June	June
May	May
April	April
March	None
February	None
January	None
2014
December	None
November	None
October	October
September	September
August	August
July	July
June	None
May	May
April	None
March	None
February	None
January	None
2013
December	None
November	None
October	None
September	September
August	August
July	July
June	June
May	None
April	None
March	None
February	None
January	None
2012
December	None
November	None
October	October
September	September
August	August
July	July
June	None
May	May
April	None
March	None
February	None
January	None
2011
December	None
November	None
October	None
September	September
August	None
July	None
June	None
May	None
April	None
March	None
February	None
January	None
2010
December	None
November	None
October	None
September	September
August	None
July	July
June	None
May	None
April	April
March	None
February	None
January	None
2009
December	None
November	None
October	October
September	None
August	None
July	July
June	June
May	May
April	None
March	None
February	None
January	None
2008
December	None
November	None
October	None
September	September
August	August
July	July
June	June
May	None
April	None
March	None
February	None
January	None
2007
December	None
November	None
October	None
September	September
August	August
July	July
June	June
May	May
April	April
March	None
February	None
January	None
2006
December	None
November	None
October	October
September	September
August	August
July	None
June	None
May	None
April	None
March	None
February	None
January	None
2005
December	None
November	None
October	October
September	None
None	August
2004
November	November
October	October
September	September
August	August
July	July
June	June
May	None
April	April
March	March
February	None
January	None
2003
December	None
November	None
October	October
September	None
August	None
July	None
June	June
May	None
April	None
March	None
February	None
January	None
2002
December	None
November	None
October	None
September	None
August	None
July	None
June	None
May	None
April	None
March	None
February	None
January	None
2001
December	None
November	November
October	None
September	None
August	None
July	None
June	None
May	None
April	None
March	None
February	None
January	None
2000
December	None
November	None
October	None
September	None
August	None
July	None
May	None
April	None
March	March
February	None
January	None
1999
December	None
November	None
October	None
September	None
August	None
July	None
June	June
May	None
April	None
March	None
February	None
January	None
1998
December	None
November	None
October	None
September	None
August	August
July	None
June	None
May	None
April	None
March	None
February	None
January	None
1997
February	None
January	None
1996
December	None
November	None
October	None
September	September
August	August
July	None
June	None
May	None
1995
September	None
May	May
1994
May	May
1993
August	August
July	July
May	May
1992
June	None
May	None
April	None
January	None
1991
December	None
September	September

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