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Contact the Flood Warning Center
Call during flood events to get the latest information on conditions or ask questions about river flooding. Please call 911 if you are experiencing a flood emergency.
Call the Flood Warning Center phone number to:
- Hear current river flow data
- Get information about sandbags
- Learn background information on flood phases
- Connect to the River and Floodplain Management section during business hours
Hours: 24-hours a day | Live representatives answer calls during flood events.
Flood Warning Information Center
206-296-8200 | Toll free: 800-945-9263
*Interpreters available by request.
Check current river conditions
The King County Flood Warning App helps you stay informed about conditions on seven rivers and Issaquah Creek. Launch the app to view:- Current river conditions
- Forecasts
- Interactive graphs
- Information in many languages through Google Translate
You can also install the app to use on your computer or mobile devices. The application downloads data from the U.S. Geological Survey, National Weather Service, and Northwest River Forecast Center about every 10 minutes. The app was funded by the King County Flood Control District and developed by King County.
Launch the Flood Warning AppSign up for Flood Alerts
Flood Alerts can give you more time to prepare before serious flooding occurs. It is free to sign up, and you can choose how to stay informed.
- Get Flood Alerts by email, text message, or a phone call.
- Select the rivers that affect you.
- Select the flood phases that are of interest to you.
Sign up for Flood AlertsOther emergency alerts and notifications
You may be able to subscribe to multiple emergency alert providers depending on where you live. More warnings can give you more time to prepare for emergency situations, so take advantage of as many as you can. We recommend the following alert systems:
National Weather Service - NOAA Weather Radio System
King County: ALERT King County
Check with your local jurisdiction for emergency alerts
Sign up to receive alerts by all methods possible: phone call, text message, and e-mail. If you have multiple phones or email addresses, consider signing up for alerts with all of them.