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The Advanced Hydrologic Predictions Service is terrific source for hydrologic information. Water levels in several Southeast Iowa communities are still higher than flood stage, but the floodwaters are receding.

Hydrologic prediction data from the Iowa River gauge at Columbus Junction, Iowa. The river waters are predicted to be above flood stage until June 26th.

Hydrologic prediction data for Iowa City, Muscatine, Wapello, Ottumwa and Burlington after the jump.

Hydrologic prediction data from the Iowa River gauge at Iowa City, Iowa.

Hydrologic prediction data from the Mississippi River gauge at Muscatine, Iowa.

Hydrologic prediction data from the Iowa River gauge at Wapello, Iowa.

Hydrologic prediction data from the Des Moines River gauge at Ottumwa, Iowa.

Hydrologic prediction data for Burlington, Iowa.