Flooding has closed Highway 94 in southern Warren County from Highway 47 in Marthasville to Highway U in Pinckney, according to the Missouri Department of Transportation.Highway A in northern Warren …
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Flooding has closed Highway 94 in southern Warren County from Highway 47 in Marthasville to Highway U in Pinckney, according to the Missouri Department of Transportation.Highway A in northern Warren County was reopened Thursday morning after flooding on Wednesday.A flash flood watch is in effect in Warren County until 7 p.m. Thursday. Emergency responders are warning drivers that it is dangerous to cross flooded roadways.According to the National Weather Service in St. Louis, heavy rainfall of 1 inch or more in the region over a short period of time on Thursday could cause flash flooding in smaller creeks and streams.A flood warning is in effect along the Missouri River, with the river expected to crest at moderate flood stage on Friday. The National Weather Service warns that heavier-than-predicted rain could cause the river to rise higher than anticipated.Road Closed
