Walton, NY – Minor river flooding is expected along the West Branch of the Delaware River in Walton as rain and snowmelt raise water levels. Forecasts show the river cresting at 11.2 feet, just above the minor flood stage of 9.5 feet.
According to the National Weather Service, flooding may impact low-lying areas near the river gauge location. The Delaware Street business district is not expected to experience severe flooding at this stage. Moderate flood conditions begin at 14 feet, with major flooding occurring at 16 feet.
Residents are advised to stay informed of changing conditions. Rainfall combined with melting snow has heightened the risk, particularly in areas already prone to flooding. Updates from the National Weather Service are available online.
Local officials urge caution near riverbanks and flooded areas, as water levels could rise quickly. Those living in flood-prone areas should prepare to take necessary precautions if conditions worsen.
Stay informed about local weather updates and safety guidelines to protect yourself and your property during the flooding risk.
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