Based on river stage forecasts, two Small Stream Flood Advisories were issued. The first, for Elk Creek, was issued at 13/1130 PST and cancelled at 14/0500 PST.
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Based on river stage forecasts, two Small Stream Flood Advisories were issued. The first, for Elk Creek, was issued at 13/1130 PST and cancelled at 14/0500 PST. The second, for Deer Creek, was issued at 13/1800 PST and cancelled at 14/0900 PST.
The national radar mosaic for the moment the first event began.
2 flood. Local standard time, as filed.
Spotter DO14 reported that Deer Creek was flooding over the road.
The Deer Creek stage was reported at 10.28 feet. Flood Stage was 10.00 feet.
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