Marshall County Emergency Management Director Clyde Avery’s latest update (4p.m.)
A determination has been made by the Marshall County Commissioners to leave the “Warning” level travel advisory in place through tonight.
The Flood Warning has been extended for the Yellow River at Plymouth until late Sunday night. At 3:30 PM Wednesday the stage was 16.2 feet and rising. Flood stage is 13.0 feet. The forecast for the Yellow River is expected to crest near 18 feet around 7 PM Thursday, February 22 and not fall below flood stage around 5 PM Monday, February 26.
The Marshall County Highway Department has many Road Closures and the list continues to grow.
Quince North of 17
Hickory Bridge North
8B – 7th to Hickory
9B – County line to Upas
Pine – 19C to 20A
Rose Rd – Lincoln way
Peach – 13th to Menominee
Gumwood – 15B to 10
Pine – 18B to 19th
Beech 2B to 3B
3rd – Birch to Beech
Sycamore – ST17 to 9C
Elm – Hwy30 to Lincolnway
12th – Beech to Cedar
King – 9A to 7th
Plymouth Goshen – Linden to King
County line – 12th to 100
4th – Grape to Fir
18B – Elm to Douglas
11A – Hickory to Lincoln
1A – Tamarack to US6
8th – Cedar to Apple
Beech – 9B to 10B
Thorn – ST6 to 1C
Quince – 3rd to 2C
Elm – SR10 to 16B
Beech – 10B to 12th
Grape – Ply Goshen to 4th
Beech – 7th to 6th
Tamarack – US6 to 1st
12th – Beech to Cedar
6th – Chestnut to Beech
20th – Elm to 331
Thorn – 6th to 1st
1C – Union to thorn
20th – Birch to Chestnut
20th – 331 to Elm
Union – US6 to 3B
Beech – 12th to 10B
Dogwood – US6 to Tyler
Douglas North of C rd
Elm – 18B to 19th
Douglas – US6 to Tyler
8th – Fir to Gumwood
Filbert – 14th to 12B
Emergency Management is asking jurisdictions and organizations within the county to track expenses for flood fight operations as well as damage to infrastructure. Individual flood damage to homes and businesses should also be reported to the Marshall County Emergency Management Agency in Plymouth.
