Page 5 - Flood Level News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana

Close to traffic passion on the bridge above, and look at this. this is a minor league baseball stadium in bridgewater, new jersey. the water, at least five rows high. we want to go live to cnn's miguel marquez in new brunswick, new jersey. miguel, this is one of the most trying days so many people around here can remember. >> it is stunning to see how much water came down so quickly into areas across the northeast. this is the rarition river. this is a park along the rarition river or it should be a park. it's complety will inundated. that's the river beyond. it's still 10 to 15 feet above fl...

Put down 15 inches of rain, it has to go somewhere, it goes into your rivers. every icon you see is either at moderate or major flood level and they will continue to tries. the reason being, while the storm is not a huge wind maker it has an on shore flow so we're not worried about storm surge, there are no warning, no watches for that, but what it is doing is creating a cork, where that water cannot exit from the delta or bayou. it just back up and backs up. flooding for a few for days, the it will push through, portions of the south to the northeast. winds continue to back down blowing at 35...

Deputies out helping residents, pets as Lumber River rises above flood stage in Robeson County Lumber River over flood level By WMBF News Staff | February 18, 2021 at 9:03 AM EST - Updated February 18 at 10:13 PM ROBESON COUNTY, N.C. (WMBF) – Robeson County officials are warning residents about ponding and flooding on roadways due to heavy rainfall. “We’re just asking people to use common sense, we’ve been through some major floods here before and I think everyone knows what to expect, this one won’t be that kind of flood situation but people in these low lying areas really nee...

Experience that we had in 2016, we do expect the komey to crest close to, if not slightly higher than the crest in 2016. that is obviously not good news here. we expect the a am amy to crest around the crest of the 1983 flood level. that's a little better than in 2016, but still a very serious flood threat. some good news is that the gauge at the carrollton -- the carrollton gauge, i should say, the mississippi river in new orleans is now expected to crest at 17.1 feet. as you know, as of yesterday, we were expecting that crest to be 19 feet. even at 19 feet, we didn't anticipate river overtop...

Levees every day to see if there were problem spots. >> there was a projection of 20 and now we're down to 17. 20 is flood level. there's good news, where it was 2 to 3 inches below what was expected, so we don't expect the mississippi to flood. >> we'll check back to you, michelle grossman. >> let's move on to lieutenant generous sell honorae. i'm sure you're going to be hit pretty hard. they expect your area to get up to 18 inches of rain. how significant is this storm and how should residents be prepared? >> you should be prepared. you should be prepared for the lights to go out. the fact t...