Here is the latest list of river flood warnings across the state as of this afternoon. (2 forecast points were not included on this list as they are set to expire this evening). Also the secondary crest of the Des Moines River in DSM has been lowered slightly and moved to tomorrow afternoon. Saylorville Reservoir …

Here is the latest list of rivers and creeks under river flood warnings as of Tuesday afternoon. The Des Moines River basin seems to be ground zero for this event, with those warnings lasting until “further notice”. Other warnings are through at least the holiday weekend. Wapsipinicon River near De Witt Des Moines River at …

Here is the latest list of rivers or creeks that are still under river flood warnings. Many of these will be in effect through the rest of the week and into the holiday weekend. South Skunk River near Oskaloosa West Fork Cedar River at Finchford Cedar River at Cedar Falls Cedar River at Waterloo South …

More river flood warnings have been issued since the list was posted this morning. A few flood warnings were cancelled, nevertheless here is the current list of River Flood Warnings effecting some part of Iowa. (NOTE: It’s VERY LONG!) East Nishnabotna River near Atlantic Squaw Creek at Ames Four Mile Creek at Easton Blvd (DSM) …

With the storms, gone (except for a few isolated ones this afternoon), river flooding will be the main threat across the state this week. Numerous rivers are or will overflow their banks, some as high as major flood stage. The Des Moines River at Fort Dodge, Stratford and the Boone River at Webster City are …

Given the heavy rain that has fallen overnight and over the last few nights, many of the state’s rivers and creeks have gone out of their banks or in some cases, are continuing to flood. Here is the current list, Shell Rock River at Shell Rock Walnut Creek at Clive Four Mile Creek at Easton …