Pick the place you care about. You'll hear from us when the creek is coming up at that spot — and stay quiet the rest of the year.
Choose where you live, or a low crossing you drive. You can add more places later.
One place is live so far. Every alert level has to be watched happening before we'll trust it, so zones go in one at a time as we learn them. If yours isn't here yet, sign up anyway — we'll tell you the day it goes in, and knowing where people are waiting is how we decide what's next.
We'll send a code to make sure it reaches you. Nothing is sent until you enter it.
Push is the one that wakes you up. At the highest stage it keeps sounding until you acknowledge it. An email at two in the morning sits in your inbox until you happen to look — which, on the night this matters, is usually too late. It runs on Pushover, a separate app. It's simple: free for 30 days, then $4.99 once — a one-time fee, not a subscription, and it covers your phone and tablet on the same platform. We'll hand you over to approve New River Headwaters and bring you straight back here to finish.
Text alerts are still waiting on carrier approval — we'll open them up as soon as it clears. Email and push both work today. You can add a second channel any time by signing up again.
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