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Flood Warning Issued for Wapsipinicon River in Iowa

2 reports, 1 independent Updated Oct 5
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The National Weather Service issued a Flood Warning for the Wapsipinicon River near Anamosa Shaw Road, affecting Linn, Jones, and Cedar Counties. Minor flooding is forecast from Monday morning to Tuesday morning. The river was at 13.8 feet Sunday evening and is predicted to crest at 14.6 feet early Tuesday afternoon.

From kcrg.com

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The high water levels threaten critical infrastructure and operational continuity in Linn County. The flooding directly impacts low-lying areas of Linn County, potentially causing operational disruption.

From kcrg.com

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  • Wapsipinicon RiverThe Wapsipinicon River is the geographical feature experiencing the flood warning.
  • Linn CountyLinn County is the county located in the path of the river and is affected by the flooding.
  • Quad CitiesQuad Cities is the region where the National Weather Service office issued the warnings.

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