Reservoirs & Dams
Read MoreAs the latest observations reveal, the nation's dams and reservoirs are experiencing a wide range of storage levels that reflect diverse hydrological conditions across different regions. While some reservoirs are currently facing surpluses, others are grappling with below-average water levels, which could lead to concerns about water supply and management challenges.
For instance, Lake Winnipesaukee in New Hampshire is holding water at a level below the average, a pattern replicated in the reduced levels seen at Greenwood Lake in ...
Recent observations of river conditions across the United States indicate a mix of above-average streamflows and extreme conditions in several watersheds and rivers, posing varying impacts on different regions. Notably, the Columbia River at Beaver Army Terminal near Quincy, Oregon, is experiencing high streamflows, with a report of 354,000 cubic feet per second (cfs) amid a forecast of rain. Similarly, the Ohio River at multiple gauges, including Old Shawneetown, IL-KY, and Cannelton Dam at Cannelton, IN, is showing significant streamflow ...
As winter enthusiasts revel in the fresh snowfall, the latest weather data brings exhilarating news for snow seekers. Over the past 24 hours, a cascade of new snow has blanketed several areas, setting the stage for a winter wonderland. With forecasts predicting even more snow in the coming 24-48 hours, ski-resorts and cities in Idaho and Wyoming are bracing for an abundance of fresh powder, promising excellent conditions for winter sports and activities.
Severe flooding has gripped several regions across the nation, with particular areas facing dangerous levels of rising water and heightened emergency alerts. The Upper White-Village area has seen streamflows at a staggering 153.64% of their normal levels, resulting in rapid inundations in nearby communities. The Middle Pearl-Strong region is experiencing catastrophic flooding as well, with river measurements indicating a 917.22% increase over typical flow rates. Additionally, the Nolichucky and Pigeon rivers are exceeding normal flows by over 1600%, posing a ...
