Extensive flooding is also expected along the East Fork White River during the coming weekend. Most rivers and streams in north central, east central and northeast Indiana have crested, although high water levels will continue through Friday. Heavy rain over the past few days has caused minor flooding on the Rolling Fork of the Salt River. The Raisin River is expected to drop below flood stage by this evening. The Mississippi River at Caruthersville is expected to rise slightly above flood stage and crest on June 7th.
Rivers continue to fall slowly or remain steady.
A Pacific storm system will continue to produce scattered shower activity into today, and the rainfall associated with this is likely to cause the rivers to rise once again. The Rock Creek is out of its banks causing low land flooding as warm temperatures remain steady through much of the week. Heavy rains Monday night caused these rivers to rise above flood stage. The Souris River has continued its slow fall, and is finally expected to drop below flood stage today. The flood level on the Blanchard River reported yesterday as a possible new flood of record was investigated further.