| 39.0 | DISASTROUS FLOODING OCCURS. MANY ROADS NEAR THE KINGS RIVER ARE CLOSED. THIS FLOOD WILL PRODUCE SIMILAR CONDITIONS TO THE RECORD FLOOD EVENT OF NOVEMBER 1985 WHEN THE STAGE CRESTED AT 38.9 FEET. | | 37.0 | EXPECT SEVERE FLOODING. HOMES NEAR THE RIVER AROUND STATE HIGHWAY 143 MAY BE FLOODED. MANY ROADS IN THE VICINITY OF THE RIVER ARE CLOSED. | | 35.0 | EXPECT SEVERE FLOODING BETWEEN BERRYVILLE AND TABLE ROCK LAKE. STATE HIGHWAY 143 AND MANY COUNTY ROADS ARE CLOSED. HOMES MAY BE ISOLATED BY HIGH WATER. BACKWATERS FLOOD THE LOWLANDS ALONG CLABBER CREEK AND BEE CREEK. | | 33.0 | STATE HIGHWAY 143 AND MEADOWLANDS ALONG THE EAST BANK ARE INUNDATED. LOW LANDS AROUND CLABBER CREEK BECOME COVERED BY HIGH WATER. | | 31.0 | MEADOWLANDS ALONG THE EAST BANK ARE FLOODED. COUNTY ROADS IN THE VICINITY OF STATE HIGHWAY 143 MAY BE COVERED BY HIGH WATER. | | 30.0 | FASTER FLOWS ARE EXPECTED ALONG THE RIVER BUT NO FLOODING OCCURS. INTERESTS NEAR THE RIVER SHOULD CONTINUE TO MONITOR LATER FORECASTS. |
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1) 38.91 ft on 11/19/1985
2) 38.00 ft on 04/14/1927
3) 37.00 ft on 05/10/1943
4) 35.98 ft on 05/07/1961
5) 35.29 ft on 03/19/2008
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