Flood Warning For Hood River County
- 12/18/25
Hood River County has declared a local state of emergency in anticipation of current and upcoming significant weather events. Current weather forecasting anticipates heavy rainfall through this evening (12/18) and through Friday (12/19) morning, creating moderate to major flood risk for low-lying areas throughout Hood River County.
Safety is a top priority for our community. Please anticipate winter driving conditions (freezing rain, fallen trees, and slick roads) and only travel when necessary. Expect significant travel delays and visit Trip Check for current travel advisories. Do not drive through flooded areas.
Residents and business owners in low lying areas are asked to be aware that creeks, streams, and rivers are anticipated to rise. Monitor expected flood zones at weather.gov/portland under the rivers and lakes tab.
Hood River County will share more information as it becomes available. Make sure that you are signed up for county emergency alerts at Oralert.gov and monitor the Hood River County website and social media for updates.
Flood Warning For Hood River County
- 12/18/25
Hood River County has declared a local state of emergency in anticipation of current and upcoming significant weather events. Current weather forecasting anticipates heavy rainfall through this evening (12/18) and through Friday (12/19) morning, creating moderate to major flood risk for low-lying areas throughout Hood River County.
Safety is a top priority for our community. Please anticipate winter driving conditions (freezing rain, fallen trees, and slick roads) and only travel when necessary. Expect significant travel delays and visit Trip Check for current travel advisories. Do not drive through flooded areas.
Residents and business owners in low lying areas are asked to be aware that creeks, streams, and rivers are anticipated to rise. Monitor expected flood zones at weather.gov/portland under the rivers and lakes tab.
Hood River County will share more information as it becomes available. Make sure that you are signed up for county emergency alerts at Oralert.gov and monitor the Hood River County website and social media for updates.