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Ryan Finlay

The North Umpqua River got up to 17 feet overnight, almost 3 feet higher than projections yesterday, which were closer to 14 feet. Anyway, it's good to take those projections with a grain of salt next...

Ryan Finlay on Roseburg Tracker: "The North Umpqua River got up to 17 feet overnight, almost 3 feet higher than projections yesterday, which were closer to 14 feet. Anyway, it's good to take those projections with a grain of salt next..."

The North Umpqua River got up to 17 feet overnight, almost 3 feet higher than projections yesterday, which were closer to 14 feet. Anyway, it's good to take those projections with a grain of salt next time and be alert when river/creek levels get that high.

These photos are from Hestness Landing Sunday morning around 9:45am.

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