Medford, OR – Rising water levels in the Sprague River near Beatty triggered a flood warning Tuesday morning. Snowmelt and recent rainfall pushed the river just above flood stage, raising concerns for nearby residents.
The National Weather Service in Medford reported that no additional rainfall is expected in the coming days. Officials predict the river will begin to recede within the next few hours. However, residents should remain cautious and stay informed about potential flooding impacts.
Floodwaters can create hazardous road conditions and threaten homes near the river. Authorities urge locals to monitor updates and avoid driving through flooded areas.
Emergency management teams remain on standby to assist affected communities if conditions worsen. Residents should secure valuables, stay alert, and follow official guidance to ensure safety.
For updates, visit the National Weather Service website or follow local emergency channels.
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