Flood watch issued for several counties through Thursday morning amid heavy rain and storm threats

On Thursday, June 26, 2025, a flood time is in force in several districts in the region until 7 am. National Weather Service, Tuesday afternoon and during the evening, the middle to the middle to the warning due to heavy rain. Estimators warn that rainfall totals can contribute to localized floods in low areas and places with weak drainage.

Shower and storms are estimated to continue on Tuesday, June 24 in the afternoon and evening hours. These storms can produce midfielder rainfall that can crush drainage systems, especially in urban areas. Meteorologists foresee the ongoing rainfall until Wednesday and Thursday, the flood time remains in force.
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The primary concern zone is located in the southwest of Marshfield, where the threat of strong and strong storms is the highest. Storms in these areas can be full of harmful winds, full of lightning and isolated. Rainfall amounts, especially in flood -prone areas are expected to be important enough to require closely monitoring of water levels.

The chance of rain will continue on Wednesday evening and the mid -to -heavy rainfall will continue. The conditions are expected to remain undecided until Thursday evening, and additional tours and storms are likely. Saturated soil and continuous rainfall combination can increase the risk of water floods and standing water on highways. The locations in the affected districts are encouraged to be informed by following air warnings and local estimates. Drivers should be careful when passing through areas where the water covers the road, as the conditions may change rapidly with less warnings. Snow and heavy rain sweep cities for the cool weekend New Zealand brackets, check forecasts

The flood clock can be updated or extended depending on how the weather conditions develop within the next 24 to 48 hours. Emergency management officials recommend preparing for potential flood conditions and avoiding unnecessary travel during heavy rainfall.

Meteorologists continue to monitor the system responsible for permanent rain and storm activity. As new information becomes available, updated estimates and recommendations will be given.