FLOOD WARNING: Levee could fail, flood much of Vale
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 pack a car war with a change of clothes, and medicine in case of emergency evacuation.
Forecasters expect major flooding in Malheur County to peak this evening, Tuesday, Feb. 25. As of 5:30 p.m. on Tuesday, the ...
On Tuesday at 4:28 a.m. the National Weather Service issued an updated flood warning in effect until Wednesday at 3:45 p.m. for Malheur County.
The Malheur River has surged to a major flood stage, putting parts of Malheur County at risk as roads become submerged and ...
The National Weather Service has extended its flood warning for Malheur County through Thursday morning, according to its ...
The flood warning has been rescinded in Vale after the Army Corps of Engineers said they have "no concerns" about the levee.
As flooding persists in Malheur County, residents share their efforts to safeguard their properties while providing a glimpse into the extent of the rising waters.
VALE -- "Get ready for an evacuation," a notice from Malheur County Emergency Management issued at 10:13 p.m. warns the ...
On Tuesday, authorities warned residents that the Malheur River was likely to reach major flood stage. Many homes have ...
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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