Wolf River Town, Wisconsin – Rising Wolf River levels are prompting continued flood preparations as officials monitor a midweek crest.
According to Winnebago County Emergency Management, the Wolf River measured 7 feet 7 inches as of 12:00 p.m. Saturday and is expected to crest Tuesday, April 21, or Wednesday, April 22.
Officials said no evacuation order is currently in place, but residents are encouraged to continue preparing for potential flooding impacts. Preparations include securing property and remaining alert for updated guidance.
The Town of Wolf River paused sandbagging operations for the remainder of Saturday, with plans to reassess river conditions Sunday morning before resuming efforts. Emergency management officials emphasized that conditions can change quickly depending on rainfall and upstream flow.
The National Weather Service North Central River Forecast Center continues to provide updated river level data, which residents can monitor online. Winnebago County Emergency Management also recommends following the National Weather Service Green Bay office for timely updates.
Residents are advised to avoid driving through flooded roadways, remain clear of impacted areas to allow emergency crews to work, and use multiple official sources for updates. Property damage and unmet needs related to flooding can be reported by calling 2-1-1 in Wisconsin.
This situation may affect commuters and students traveling through low-lying or flood-prone areas in the coming days.
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