City of Madison Flooding Update - Sunday, 9/2
Issued 1:00pm
The risk for flash flooding remains high this afternoon and into the evening. Madison residents in areas at risk of flash flooding should be prepared. Sandbag barriers should remain in place and vehicles should not be parked in low-lying areas.
Lake Levels
Lake Monona is at a new historic high, and water flow through the Tenney Dam will be increased today to mitigate the rainfall received last night.
Weather Forecast
The National Weather Service forecasts show more rain today, including a chance of thunderstorms.
Possible Road Closures
Lane closures on North First Street and East Washington Avenue are likely to occur during rainstorms. Other streets may need to be closed in response to flash flooding.
The City of Madison Flooding website has the most current maps for areas at risk of flash flooding and information regarding road and lane closures. Updates of conditions are shared through the City of Madison Twitter and Facebook accounts, and individuals can sign up to receive email updates on conditions at the flooding website, www.cityofmadison.com/flooding.
Contacts
- Bryan Johhnson