Showers and thunderstorms with heavy rainfall, with a few thunderstorms being severe, are expected over portions of the Southeast and Mid-Atlantic States through Monday. Across the Rockies and Intermountain West, a storm system will bring showers, thunderstorms and high elevation snow. Read More >
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The table below lists some proposed flood stage changes. These changes are a result of the observed impacts during the March 2019 flood. This changes will take effect on September 16, 2019. Please provide feedback before that date to David Pearson.
Location | River | Moderate Flood Stage | Major Flood Stage |
North Bend | Platte River | lower to 10 feet | lower to 11.5 feet |
Ashland | Platte River | no change | lower to 23.5 feet |
Ashland | Salt Creek | lower to 21 feet | no change |
Crete | Big Blue River | no change | raise to 31 feet |
Columbus | Loup River | lower to 13 feet | lower to 17 feet |
Ithaca | Wahoo Creek | lower to 20.5 feet | no change |
Mapleton | Maple River | lower to 22 feet | lower to 23 feet |
Niobrara | Niobrara River | lower to 38 feet | lower to 41 feet |
Randolph | West Nishnabotna River | no change | raise to 27 feet |
Walthill | South Omaha Creek | change to 23 feet | change to 24.5 feet |
Pilger | Elkhorn River | raise to 15 feet | raise to 17 feet |
West Point | Elkhorn River | no change | lower to 17.0 feet |
Winslow | Elkhorn River | no change | lower to 23 feet |
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