Sheboygan River Flood Warning continues Wednesday as low-lying riverfront areas see impacts
Sheboygan, WI April 15, 2026.
A Flood Warning remains in effect Wednesday for the Sheboygan River near Esslingen Park, with minor flooding impacting low-lying areas along the river in the City of Sheboygan.
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What the warning covers
According to the National Weather Service, the warning is for the Sheboygan River near Esslingen Park, where river levels have risen into minor flood stage following recent heavy rainfall. Minor flooding is expected or ongoing in low-lying riverfront areas.
The most likely impact areas include docks, marina-adjacent spots, and other areas directly along the river. The warning remains in effect Wednesday, with river levels expected to gradually fall as runoff moves downstream.
What this means for Wednesday plans
For residents, visitors, and anyone spending time near the riverfront today, that means using extra caution in low-lying areas close to the water.
- Watch for water covering parts of docks and walkways near the river.
- Use caution in marina areas where water levels may be higher than normal.
- Avoid walking or driving through any water-covered surfaces.
- Check conditions before heading out for riverfront walks, boating activity, or short trips near the water.
At this time, the Flood Warning describes minor flooding. There have been no reports of major impacts in the City of Sheboygan, but low-lying riverfront spots are the primary concern.
Stay updated
River levels and warning timing can change as conditions evolve. The National Weather Service forecast page for Sheboygan and the NWS Milwaukee/Sullivan office provide the latest updates on river stage, expected crests, and when levels are forecast to fall below flood stage.
If you live near the river, keep an eye on changing conditions today and avoid any flooded areas. Even shallow moving water can be hazardous.
If you’re seeing conditions along the Sheboygan River, feel free to share what you’re noticing. Leave a comment, send feedback, or add your own update on our Publicize page to help keep neighbors informed.
