Meramec River crest forecasts drop but residents still prepare for flooding
Crest forecasts for the surging Meramec River dropped on Thursday, leaving many residents in riverside communities like Pacific and Eureka with breathing room to go about fairly typical routines. But some residents still faced serious threats of flooding ...
Pacific residents brace for flooding as Meramec River rises
Pacific officials are encouraging residents in impacted areas to evacuate by 6 a.m. Thursday morning as the Meramec River continues to rise due to the recent torrential rains, with two shelters set to open in the Pacific.
Flooding a major concern along Meramec River on Friday,;water experts project high water
Water is rising near Fenton, as the Meramec River continues to grow following the heavy rains in the St. Louis area earlier this week. On Friday, the National Water Prediction Service is anticipating high crests of flooding in areas around Fenton,
The Meramec River will flood by Friday. Pacific tells people to evacuate.
Valley Park, Eureka and St. Louis County officials are also bracing for Meramec flooding by closing roads and encouraging residents to prepare for high water.
More flooding expected from Meramec River over weekend
Water swells downstream, and that is what areas like Pacific, Valley Park, and Eureka will be experiencing through the weekend. The Meramec River is collecting all the recent rainfall. At Valley Park, it’s forecasted to crest to 32.5 feet by Friday night.
Meramec River forecasted crest at Pacific revised downward
The NOAA National Water Prediction Service initially forecast the Meramec River to crest at 28 feet at Pacific, but the latest prediction is lower at 26.2 feet around noon on Friday.
Pacific residents encouraged to evacuate as Meramec River forecast to rise to 28 feet by Saturday
In a Wednesday announcement, the city said the NOAA National Water Prediction Service predicted the river at Pacific to rise to 28 feet by around noon Saturday.
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