Henderson pointed to one occasion when a devastating flood was narrowly avoided. In May 2015, the National Weather Service ...

A Flood Warning continues for the Wichita River, affecting Wichita Falls and Clay County. The river was predicted to crest at 20.7 feet, causing flooding in several parks and other areas.

The Wichita River is under a flood warning through Sunday due to heavy rainfall. The river is expected to crest at 22 feet by Wednesday evening, causing extensive flooding in residential and park ...

The city of Wichita Falls has no plans for voluntary or mandatory evacuation of people who live in areas where the Wichita River may flood.

A Flood Warning continues for the Wichita River, affecting Wichita Falls and Clay County. The river was predicted to crest at 20.7 feet, causing flooding in several parks and other areas.

The Wichita River is under a flood warning through Sunday due to heavy rainfall. The river is expected to crest at 22 feet by Wednesday evening, causing extensive flooding in residential and park ...

The Wichita River is under a flood warning through Sunday due to heavy rainfall. The river is expected to crest at 22 feet by Wednesday evening, causing extensive flooding in residential and park ...

A Flood Warning continues for the Wichita River, affecting Wichita Falls and Clay County. The river was predicted to crest at 20.7 feet, causing flooding in several parks and other areas.

A Flood Warning continues for the Wichita River, affecting Wichita Falls and Clay County. The river was predicted to crest at 20.7 feet, causing flooding in several parks and other areas.

A Flood Warning continues for the Wichita River, affecting Wichita Falls and Clay County. The river was predicted to crest at 20.7 feet, causing flooding in several parks and other areas.

The Wichita River is under a flood warning through Sunday due to heavy rainfall. The river is expected to crest at 22 feet by Wednesday evening, causing extensive flooding in residential and park ...

A Flood Warning continues for the Wichita River, affecting Wichita Falls and Clay County. The river was predicted to crest at 20.7 feet, causing flooding in several parks and other areas.