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FLOW REPORT
Rivers and watersheds across the United States are experiencing significant variations in streamflows, with some reporting above-average volumes, while others fall below their historical norms. For instance, the mighty Mississippi River is swelling notably at key locations such as Vicksburg, MS, and Baton Rouge, LA, which could lead to heightened vigilance in these major cities. On another front, the Ohio River is witnessing substantial streamflows in areas like Cannelton, IN, and Warsaw, KY. In contrast, the Upper Neches watershed in Texas is bursting at an astonishing 259.56% above normal, bringing attention to potential flooding concerns. Meanwhile, the Sabine River, vital to both Texas and Louisiana, is also experiencing high streamflows, likely impacting ecological systems and outdoor activities.
In the Southeast, the Suwannee and Ochlockonee rivers in Florida and Georgia are well above their usual levels, signaling a boon for water resources but also a risk for flooding in adjacent ...
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Flood Monitoring
Severe flooding is currently affecting multiple regions across the nation, with several rivers rising dramatically beyond typical levels. The latest dataset reveals alarming streamflow measurements, indicating that various towns and cities are facing the threat of inundation and potential property damage, as well as risks to public safety. Key waterways such as the Suwannee River, Alapaha River, White River, and the Neches River have seen their streamflow rates surge to over triple their normal levels. The Upper Neches and Big ...
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Whether you’re camping for the weekend or looking for the freshest powder to ski, we’ve got you covered. Snoflo gives you crucial insight from nearby activities to weather alerts for outdoor recreation destinations across North America.
As we head into another week of winter sports, ski enthusiasts can look forward to fresh snowfall across various resorts. The latest data indicates that Vail Mountain in Colorado is experiencing significant snowfall, with 26 inches of new snow over the past 24 hours and a robust base of 194 inches. The resort's conditions are mostly sunny, with a slight chance of snow showers and breezy weather on the horizon. Nearby, Buckskin Joe also received a new dusting of 5 inches, while Tower and Willow Park in Colorado are each reporting 4 inches of fresh snow, with chances of snow showers to add to the totals.
Turning to Montana, skiers and snowboarders will find Shower Falls and Lone Mountain with 13 and 12 inches of fresh snow, respectively. Carrot Basin, East Boulder Mine, and several other Montana ski areas also report new snow, typically around 6 inches, contributing to ...
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