What is the current flood warning status for Clinton County?

A flood warning has been issued for Clinton County and the Maple River, effective from Saturday afternoon until Sunday, April 12.

What are the expected impacts of the Maple River flooding?

Minor flooding is forecast for the Maple River, with an expected crest of 9.9 feet by Monday evening, which may cause flooding of County Line Road.

What safety precautions should be taken during the flood warning?

Motorists should not attempt to drive around barricades or through flooded areas and should be especially cautious at night, remembering to 'Turn around, don't drown'.

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Flood Warning Issued for Clinton County, Michigan

4 Apr

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Summary

A flood warning was issued for Clinton County and the Maple River.
Minor flooding is forecast, with expected crest of 9.9 feet on Monday evening.
Motorists are warned to avoid flooded areas due to dangerous conditions.

Flood Warning Issued for Clinton County, Michigan

The National Weather Service in Grand Rapids, Michigan, issued a flood warning on Saturday, April 4, for Clinton County and the Maple River. This warning is in effect from Saturday afternoon until Sunday, April 12. At 12:48 a.m. on Saturday, the NWS provided an update, noting that minor flooding is forecast for the Maple River at Maple Rapids.

Meteorologists indicate that the Maple River is expected to rise above its flood stage of 9 feet this morning, reaching a crest of 9.9 feet by Monday evening. At this crest level, minor flooding of County Line Road is anticipated. This predicted crest is comparable to a previous crest of 9.9 feet recorded on April 6, 2023.

Authorities are strongly advising motorists against attempting to drive around barricades or through flooded areas. Special caution is advised during nighttime hours when visibility is reduced and flood dangers are harder to discern. The public is reminded to 'Turn around, don't drown' when encountering flooded roads, as most flood fatalities occur within vehicles.

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