Omaha, NE – Nebraska is preparing for moderate flooding along the Missouri River, expected to persist through early July. The National Weather Service (NWS) in Omaha/Valley forecasts rising water levels that could rival the historic 2019 floods, particularly impacting Blair and Omaha.
According to the NWS, recent rainfall are causing significant river runoff, raising concerns for communities from Sioux City to Rulo. The NWS website provides continuous updates and forecasts to keep residents informed.
Hydrographs show that areas like Sioux City, Decatur, Blair, and Omaha are seeing rising river levels, with peaks predicted in the coming days. Precautionary steps are recommended to protect property and ensure community safety.
Omaha’s weather forecast includes thunderstorms and temperatures around 95 degrees, contributing to the river’s rise. Residents should stay alert, follow local updates, and adhere to safety guidelines as the flood situation evolves. The NWS is committed to delivering detailed and timely information to help communities navigate the flood risks.
