Heavy Rains Raise Missouri River Levels
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Posted: Monday, April 16, 2012 1:59 pm
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Updated: 2:29 pm, Tue Apr 17, 2012.
Heavy Rains Raise Missouri River Levels
Heavy rains over this past weekend caused the Missouri River stage at Washington to rise by 9 feet.
According to a rain gauge at The Missourian's Downtown Washington office, 4.9 inches of rain fell between Friday morning, April 13, and Monday morning, April 16.
The river stage at Washington was 15.5 feet as of noon Monday. Friday evening, it was at 7.6 feet.
The river crested at 16.5 feet Sunday morning, April 15, and is expected to crest at 17.1 feet by Friday, April 20. At 17.5 feet, the lower parking lot at the riverfront is closed.
Action stage at Washington is at 18 feet and flood stage is at 20 feet.
At Hermann, the river crested at 18.9 feet early Sunday morning, April 15, and is expected to crest again early Friday morning, April 20, at 19.7 feet, above action stage. Flood stage at Hermann is at 21 feet.
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