Printer Friendly
Email to a Friend
(KLZA)-- A flood warning continues along the Missouri River from Nebraska City downstream through Rulo, although the predicted crest levels of the river have been reduced by the National Weather Service.
At Nebraska City it appears the Missouri River will crest about a half-foot below the 17-foot flood stage barring more rain.
At Brownville the forecast calls for the river to crest Friday evening at 34.6 feet which is 1.6 feet above flood stage. Thursday morning the river reading was 34.17 feet.
At Rulo, flood stage is 17 feet with a Thursday morning river reading of 17.22 feet. The crest is predicted to occur Friday night at 17.5 feet with the river back below flood stage by Saturday morning.
At St. Joseph the forecast is calling for minor flooding with a crest just above the 17-foot flood stage.
At Atchison, the Missouri River is no longer expected to reach flood stage because rainfall amounts upstream were less than anticipated earlier in the week.
© Many Signals Communications
MOST VIEWED STORIES
Three injured in Brown County rollover crash
Dump truck driver hospitalized after Jackson Co crash
Rural Horton man sentenced to prison
Highland search warrant leads to arrest, alleged stolen property, drugs
Two charged in Doniphan Co storage unit break-ins
Suspicious death in Holt County MO under investigation
Biking Across Kansas to make local stops
MO man convicted in Brown Co breach of privacy case
Atchison pursuit ends with VF man in custody
Seneca City Council approves purchase of robot
Motorcyclist dies following Leavenworth wreck
Jury trial set for Atchison man charged in Brown Co burglaries
Two arrested after early morning Jackson Co traffic stop
Commission approves engineering agreement for housing development
Atchison's Patriot Street bridge set for replacement
Health advisory issued for additional local lake
Senator Moran visits two local hospitals
Committee formed for Atchison Co Lake's future
LATEST STORIES
Nemaha NRD approves pay increases
Netawaka man arrested on meth charge
USD 430 board approves Horton High School project
Nemaha Co company awarded state grant
Motorcyclist dies following Leavenworth wreck
Leadership Nebraska announces new class
RCSD Special Enforcement results
RELATED STORIES
Chance of Missouri River flooding increasing
Missouri River expected to rise significantly
High water releases to continue
Storm damage could mean tax breaks for Neb residents
Craig MO. residents ordered to evacuate
Moderate flooding forecast for Missouri River
Rainfall causing Missouri River to rise again
Hiawatha, Ks 66434