Flood-related News and Assistance

Note: When rivers or streams are at moderate or major flood levels, boating in these conditions has greater risks and dangers than during normal conditions. For the safety of boaters and to prevent impacts to local infrastructure, boating in these conditions is not recommended. Many counties, towns and communities are actively conducting flood fighting activities, and recreational boating in areas of active flood fights can adversely impact these efforts.

Current Conditions and Forecasts

Note: Individual river and stream reports provided below generally are available for one month. 

Lower Missouri River

There are no Flood Reports available at this time.

Mississippi River

There are no Flood Reports available at this time.

Small Rivers and Streams

There are no Flood Reports available at this time.

River Levels (Hydrographs)

A hydrograph is a graph that shows how the height or flow of a stream is changing with time as recorded by a streamgage. Hydrographs help us understand a stream and its watershed and help to identify both flooding and low flow conditions. The hydrographs provided for the rivers listed below reflect current conditions and precipitation amounts forecasted to occur 24 or 48 hours (at the discretion of the National Weather Service) from the time the forecast hydrograph is issued.

Missouri River at a Glance National Weather Service

Mississippi River at a Glance National Weather Service

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For additional resources related to flooding, visit our disaster resources webpage.      
 

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