Boundary County has escaped the havoc and problems caused by flooding in the region so far, but isn't clear of potential problems.

From Monday morning to Friday morning, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration officials predict that Bonners Ferry could receive more than 2 inches of precipitation over the 96-hour period. Temperatures are expected to drop below freezing Wednesday and Thursday. 

Boundary County Sheriff Travis Stolley said in a Thursday text message that deputies are monitoring creeks and rivers throughout the county. 

“If people see areas that are washed out or flooding, we ask that they contact our dispatch so we can let the appropriate resources know,” Stolley said. 

    Another part of Boundary County following recent rain and rising water levels, photographed by Tony Bates.