Flood update: Malheur County remains under flood warning until Wednesday
Forecasters expect major flooding in Malheur County to peak this evening, Tuesday, Feb. 25. As of 5:30 p.m. on Tuesday, the water level was hovering at 23.14 feet, according to the National Water Prediction Service. Any rise above 24 feet could “exceed the safe design capacity of the levee,” according to the federal agency.
VALE, Oregon — Malheur County Emergency Management is warning Vale residents of possible widespread flooding in the southern half of Vale if The Bully Creek Levy System fails. Residents are urged to ...
Update: The Malheur County Sheriff's Office has rescinded the Level 1 'Be Ready' evacuation warning for Vale and asks the ...
The National Weather Service has extended its flood warning for Malheur County through Thursday morning, according to its ...
Ontario firefighters Brett Leavitt and Eddie Mendoza move a raft towards a home on Northwest 36th Street on Tuesday, Feb. 25, ...
The Mahleur County Sherrif's Office The Bully Creek Levy System could fail and flood the southern half of Vale. Pack vehicles ...
VALE -- "Get ready for an evacuation," a notice from Malheur County Emergency Management issued at 10:13 p.m. warns the ...
The hump of the week has arrived and a warmer, drier weather pattern will set up across the region. Find out how warming ...
The water level of the Malheur River is hovering at 23 feet, according to a notification from the National Water Prediction ...
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