Across the Nation
Across the nation, heightened streamflow and snowfall levels are impacting various regions, with notable increases observed in key water bodies such as the Mississippi River in Tennessee, and the Ohio and Cumberland Rivers. Reservoir levels are fluctuating, with some like Lake Winnipesaukee in New Hampshire and Indian Lake in New York below average, while others like Greenwood Lake in New Jersey and General Edgar Jadwin Reservoir in Pennsylvania are above average norms, raising concerns over potential dam surpluses or deficits. Ski areas are benefiting from fresh snowfall, but avalanche warnings from multiple avalanche centers caution outdoor enthusiasts of the risks, especially in areas like the Central Cascades and Chugach State Park. Meanwhile, wildfires in states like North Carolina and South Carolina are causing evacuations and straining resources. These environmental conditions not only influence water supply and recreational activities but also necessitate vigilant disaster preparedness and response efforts nationwide. Read more
