Recent reports indicate that while water levels in the flooded areas near Žalgirių and Sausgalvių villages are beginning to drop, access roads to properties continue to remain submerged. The nearby meadows are also inundated. Fortunately, there are currently no ice jams affecting these areas. Water levels, although still elevated, are stable. Some sections of the roads have restricted vehicle movement, prompting local emergency services to visit residents to provide consultation regarding flood preparedness and necessary assistance.

To mitigate risks during this early phase of flooding, officials have installed smoke detectors in residents' homes to enhance safety measures. According to the Lithuanian Hydrometeorological Service, water levels in various locations are being monitored: at Leitė near Kūlynai, the level is reported at 264 cm (above the critical level of 245 cm), at Gėgės near Plaškiai it's at 426 cm (just above the critical threshold of 425 cm), and at the Nemunas river branch in Atmata near Rusnė, it stands at 303 cm (also exceeding the critical level of 288 cm). The situation is being closely observed as forecasts suggest that water levels will continue to decline.

The implications of this flooding extend beyond immediate concerns of accessibility; they highlight the vulnerability of local infrastructure to natural disasters. As authorities focus on managing the current flood conditions, they are also likely to evaluate improvements to flood management strategies for the future. Ensuring the safety and resilience of these communities will require coordination between local residents and emergency services, making it crucial for effective communication and preparedness efforts to be initiated in the aftermath of the flood experience.