Iowa River
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Oct 16, 2026
NateHOST
There was always, uh, it was actually was in, in Coralville, Iowa.
NateHOST
Um, there's a little pond there, and we'd be set up on the, uh, set up on the Iowa River was also right there, so we grew up fishing.
NateHOST
You know, we'd mess around in the pond during the day and then catfish like all night long.
Jordan JohnsonHOST
Yeah.
NateHOST
Or, uh, we, we moved to this little house just outside of Hills, Iowa, and it was probably a two-mile walk-ish-
Jordan JohnsonHOST
Mm
NateHOST
... down the railroad tracks behind our house, and there was a creek that led to the Iowa River.
NateHOST
And we would, we'd walk all the way down there as a kid, and then I probably shouldn't have been doing this as young as I was, but-
MeganHOST
In it, he'd expressed regret for what he'd done.
MeganHOST
At 4:01 AM, he left a second message on the answering machine saying he'd tried to end his own life by throwing himself into the Iowa River.
MeganHOST
His body kept floating, and he couldn't go through with it, he said.
MeganHOST
He was documenting out loud exactly what he was doing.
Lorrie BoyerHOST
In weather notes now, weather maps are quiet this morning with only some flooding along the Mississippi River and its tributaries along the Iowa-Illinois border, according to National Weather Service maps.
Lorrie BoyerHOST
The Iowa River at Wapello was at 21.5 feet as of yesterday evening, but will fall back below flood stage of 21 feet by tomorrow evening and continue following until Tuesday when it's expected to drop to just under 17 feet, according to the National Weather Service.
Lorrie BoyerHOST
The Iowa River at Oakville was at 11.1 feet late yesterday, though it's also expected to fall back below the 11-foot flood stage by the end of Thursday.
Lorrie BoyerHOST
The good news for the area is that no hazardous weather is expected, the agency said in a report out early this morning.
Lorrie BoyerHOST
Checking in on the markets now.
Lorrie BoyerHOST
In weather notes now, weather maps are quiet this morning with only some flooding along the Mississippi River and its tributaries along the Iowa-Illinois border, according to National Weather Service maps.
Lorrie BoyerHOST
The Iowa River at Wapello was at 21 and a half feet as of yesterday evening but will fall back below flood stage of 21 feet by tomorrow evening and continue falling until Tuesday, when it's expected to drop to just under 17 feet, according to the National Weather Service.
Lorrie BoyerHOST
The Iowa River at Oakville was at 11.1 feet late yesterday, though it's also expected to fall back below the 11-foot flood stage by the end of Thursday.
Lorrie BoyerHOST
The good news for the area is that no hazardous weather is expected, the agency said in a report out early this morning.
Lorrie BoyerHOST
Checking in on the markets now.
Jordan LyonGUEST
Yep.
Jordan LyonGUEST
We're, oh, about a mile from wa- from the Cedar River, and, uh, two and a half miles from the Iowa River where most of our farm ground's at.
Jordan LyonGUEST
And, you know, we're, we're up high enough where we don't actually flood when the river-
Dan FilliusHOST
Hm
Lorrie BoyerHOST
In weather notes now, flooding is ongoing in parts of eastern Iowa and northern Illinois, though there's a small chance of more precipitation in the area today, according to National Weather Service maps.
Lorrie BoyerHOST
The Wapsiconion River was flooding near DeWitt, Iowa, and the Iowa River was flooding in several towns along its path, the agency said.
Lorrie BoyerHOST
The Iowa River at Oakville was 11.5 feet as of last night, topping the 11-foot flood stage and is expected to fall below flood levels on Thursday morning, the National Weather Service said.
Lorrie BoyerHOST
Flood warnings also remain in effect in areas along the Mississippi River.
Lorrie BoyerHOST
Late last night, the waterway was at 15.1 feet near Louisiana, Missouri, above flood stage of 15 feet, but will likely fall below flood stage this morning, according to the agency.
Lorrie BoyerHOST
Warnings in Iowa counties affected by the flooding will remain in effect at least until Thursday, the agency said.
Lorrie BoyerHOST
The Iowa River at Oakville is now at 12 feet, flooding some nearby agricultural land and making roads impassable.
Lorrie BoyerHOST
The river is expected to drop below flood stage of 11 feet on Wednesday evening, according to the National Weather Service.
Lorrie BoyerHOST
Checking in on the markets now.
Lorrie BoyerHOST
Warnings in Iowa counties affected by the flooding will remain in effect at least until Thursday, the agency said.
Lorrie BoyerHOST
The Iowa River at Oakville is now at 12 feet, flooding some nearby agricultural land and making roads impassable.
Lorrie BoyerHOST
The river is expected to drop below flood stage of 11 feet on Wednesday evening, according to the National Weather Service.
Lorrie BoyerHOST
Checking in on the markets now.
Jimmy ClarkHOST
Imagine the Mississippi River is, uh, uh, getting up there.
Jimmy ClarkHOST
The Iowa River at Oakville was 11.5 feet as of last night, and flood stage is at 11 foot.
Jimmy ClarkHOST
So flood warnings also remain in effect in areas along the Mississippi River.
Jimmy ClarkHOST
Late last night, the waterway at, was at 15.1 foot- feet, foot, feet, 15.1 foot near, uh, Louisiana, Missouri.
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