No flood alerts or warnings are currently in effect for Sedgwick County.
Active flood alerts
No flood alerts or warnings are currently in effect for Sedgwick County.
Active road closures (flood & storm damage)
No active flood or storm-damage road closures reported in Sedgwick County.
River and creek gauges
Gauge Current Flood Status Observed
Cowskin Creek at 119th St W, Wichita 6.64 ft 18.0 ft None Sat 2:30 PM CDT
Arkansas River at Derby 0.90 ft 12.0 ft None Sat 3:00 PM CDT
Arkansas River near Mulvane 5.80 ft 16.5 ft None Sat 3:15 PM CDT
Arkansas River near Haven 2.19 ft 10.0 ft None Sat 3:30 PM CDT
Little Arkansas River near Sedgwick 1.67 ft 22.0 ft None Sat 3:15 PM CDT
Little Arkansas River near Halstead 5.41 ft 25.0 ft None Sat 2:30 PM CDT
Little Arkansas River at Alta Mills -1.02 ft 22.0 ft None Sat 3:15 PM CDT
Ninnescah River near Belle Plaine 23.0 ft Unknown Sun 6:09 PM LMT
Ninnescah River near Peck 2.27 ft 17.0 ft None Sat 3:00 PM CDT
Walnut River at Augusta 5.81 ft 23.0 ft None Sat 3:00 PM CDT
What this page shows. River and creek levels are measured live by NWS/USGS gauges (15–60 minute updates). Active flood warnings and watches come straight from the National Weather Service and may include storm-based polygons that cover only a few neighborhoods. The optional FEMA flood zones overlay shows the city's mapped 100-year (high risk) and 500-year (moderate risk) floodplains — static data, not real time, but useful for seeing where warnings are most likely to translate into actual flooding.

Active road closures come from Sedgwick County Public Works' public road-closure feed, filtered to in-progress flood and storm-damage closures. The feed covers all of Sedgwick County including the city of Wichita, but only shows streets after county or city crews have reported a barricade — actual flooding can occur before a closure is posted.

What it doesn't show. There is no public real-time per-intersection flood-sensor feed. The City of Wichita's separate road-closure layer publishes only construction and event closures, not high-water barricades, so it's not used here. Always defer to NWS Wichita and local emergency officials, and never drive through flooded roadways.
Last refreshed Sat Aug 8 4:00:36 PM CDT