The city of Conway is getting new technology to help residents and businesses when water levels start to rise.

CONWAY, S.C. (WBTW) — The city of Conway took a step forward in flood prevention by approving the installation of new water-level sensors in flood-prone areas, a spokesperson said Tuesday.

On Monday, the City of Conway approved plans to install five new water level sensors on the Waccamaw River.

Water released from the barrage typically takes 48 to 50 hours to reach Delhi. Even lower discharges from upstream are raising the water level, nearing the warning mark in Delhi.

Government agencies began asking people living in low-lying areas along the Yamuna to move to higher ground as the water level of the river surpassed the “warning” mark of 204.5 metres on ...

Water level in Mullaperiyar dam stood at 132.70 feet (permissible level is 142 ft) with an inflow of 881 cusecs and a discharge of 1,000 cusecs.

The Yamuna water level crossed the “warning level” of 204.50 metres at 5am on Thursday, as the river continued to swell following an increase in the discharge from Haryana’s Hathnikund barrage.

Verizon has partnered with Hyfi and non-profit organization, the Center for Neighborhood Technology, to install 50 sensors across flood-prone areas in Chicago. The floodwater sensors operate over ...

Conway City Council approved over $25K for water level sensors to be installed on the Waccamaw River, with the goal of preparing residents for flooding.

Vice President JD Vance’s team made the extraordinary decision to raise the water level of an Ohio river during a Vance family boating excursion. The request was made by the U.S. Secret Service ...

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WASHINGTON — Military engineers raised the levels of a river in Ohio so the Secret Service could provide security to Vice President JD Vance during a family boating trip, agency officials said ...