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High Water Continues to Inundate Parts of Northeastern Wisconsin

Officials say the Fox River is expected to crest at 7.7 feet as residents are urged to keep sandbagging and no evacuation is planned.

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Because of Monday’s rainfall, Oshkosh city officials now expect the Fox River to crest on Tuesday or Wednesday.

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Oshkosh flooding keeps city under emergency as waters rise

Oshkosh remains under a state of emergency as the Fox River and Lake Winnebago rise, with officials urging residents to keep sandbagging.

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High water continues to inundate parts of northeastern Wisconsin

Because of Monday’s rainfall, Oshkosh city officials now expect the Fox River to crest on Tuesday or Wednesday.

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Spectrum News broke the news in United States on Monday, April 27, 2026.
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