IRLWWB- Water Levels Committee Hosting a Virtual Information Session April 11, 7-8:30pm CDT
3/28/23 via email with request to share with interested Rainy River Basin contacts: The International Rainy-Lake of the Woods Watershed Board’s Water Levels Committee will host virtual public information session the evening of April 11. This information session will include an overview of current conditions and weather forecasts the WLC is considering in its Spring Regulation Plan, as well as an opportunity for the public to share observations of spring developments in the basin. For more information and to register for the event, please refer to the link below.
https://ijc.org/en/rlwwb/international-rainy-lake-woods-watershed-boards-water-levels-committee-host-virtual-public
Sincerely,
Abby Moore, EIT
U.S. Engineering Advisor
IRLWWB- Water Levels Committee
[email protected]
https://ijc.org/en/rlwwb/international-rainy-lake-woods-watershed-boards-water-levels-committee-host-virtual-public
Sincerely,
Abby Moore, EIT
U.S. Engineering Advisor
IRLWWB- Water Levels Committee
[email protected]
| nr_-_irlwwb_april_2023_info_session.pdf |
2023 Spring Flood Outlook information
Spring Flood Outlook for Rainy River Basin from NOAA/NWS Duluth - March 9, 2023
The potential for spring flooding across the Northland is above normal, but for the Rainy River Basin the risk appears to be not as great as it was last year. Still, the risk for flooding in the Rainy basin is above normal. Spring flooding is highly dependent on our weather pattern in the coming 6-8 weeks. A dry pattern could lead to less flooding, while a wet pattern could push the risk for flooding higher.
The potential for spring flooding across the Northland is above normal, but for the Rainy River Basin the risk appears to be not as great as it was last year. Still, the risk for flooding in the Rainy basin is above normal. Spring flooding is highly dependent on our weather pattern in the coming 6-8 weeks. A dry pattern could lead to less flooding, while a wet pattern could push the risk for flooding higher.
| nws-duluth-spring-flood-outlook-march-9.pdf |
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