The Mississippi River is projected to reach and stay in the minor flood stage through most of April. The most recent observed measurement shows the river at 27.32 feet as of 8 a.m. Monday.

The Mississippi River is expected to remain in the minor flood stage through April, peaking at 37.5 feet by mid-month. After over a foot of rain fell in Memphis this past week, some rivers are in ...

As of now, the Cedar River in Cedar Rapids is at action stage. This means that flooding impacts are only minor, but that additional rainfall could send the river into flood stage.

Mississippi River flood impacts in, near Natchez, MS The Mississippi River at Natchez is predicted to crest at 54 feet on the Natchez gauge on April 22. Flood stage is 48 feet.

This year’s river rise could lead to some of the worst flooding in 20 years in some places, with most river gauges in major flood stage along the Mississippi River from St. Paul, Minnesota ...

MOLINE, Ill. — The National Weather Service in the Quad Cities says the Mississippi River in Rock Island will likely surpass flood stage of 15 feet before the end of April as snowfall to the ...

Recently parched Mississippi River faces major floods as record snows melt Major flood stages, the second highest on record in some spots, stretch from Minnesota and Wisconsin to Iowa and Illinois ...

Flood stage is 12 feet at both locations, and the river in Moline is forecast to crest at 12.5 feet, Friday morning, experts said. In Joslin, the river will crest at 13.8 feet.

The upper Mississippi River continues to experience its worst flooding in decades, but the waters were receding faster than expected as of Monday along the Wisconsin and Minnesota border.