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(MSC News)--Heavy rainfall, combined with warmer temperatures and melting snow, frozen ground and thick ice cover in rivers is creating the possibility of widespread flooding on area rivers and streams beginning Wednesday.
The National Weather Service says some locations along the Missouri River could see major flooding in the next week.
The warmer temperatures will accompany a strong storm system which is likely to produce 1 to 3 inches of rain in the next several days.
Due to the threat, flood warnings are put in place across the region, impacting local area communities of Nebraska, Kansas, and Missouri.
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