The Marshall County Emergency Management Agency is on high alert as they predict higher flooding risks as rain arrives today. Temperatures are expected to rise over the next two days, allowing for the continued melting of snow – potentially releasing between 1.5 and four inches of water.

On top of that, the forecast predicts between three-fourths and one inch of rain, causing an increase in water levels in ditches, creeks, retention ponds, as well as ponding on road surfaces. Anyone who lives near areas that are prone to flooding are advised to take preventative action now and form a plan in case of flooding.

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