The Bismarck Tribune15d
Risk of Missouri River ice jam low for now; temps 'unseasonably warm' in North Dakota
After almost three consecutive weeks of below-zero temperatures, North Dakota is now seeing "unseasonably warm weather," ...
Limited snow and dry soil keep spring flood risk low, but frost layer could pose a threat
The first of a few spring flood outlooks have been posted from many of our local national weather service offices.Thanks to a lack of precipitation throughout t ...
Ice jam outlook for central and western North Dakota
There were two significant ice jams on the Missouri River near Bismarck in 2009 and 2024, but this year, the water is flowing ...
The meteorological spring has begun. Here's what to know about flood and drought risks and expected weather patterns
The National Weather Service released its Spring 2025 outlook Friday. Here's what to know about what to expect weather-wise ...
WSIL News 316d
Ohio and Mississippi rivers cresting in our region
PADUCAH, Ky. (WSIL) -- The Ohio River and the lower Mississippi River are both cresting in our region. This comes a week ...
The Montana Standard14d
Study involving nearly 13,000 Montana trout reveals health trends, ongoing challenges
Sampling last year found that “an overwhelming majority of trout from rivers in the upper Missouri River ... actions in each river system, including important tributaries.
Warmer temperatures will bring less stable ice conditions over time; low risk of flooding
With unseasonably warm weather on the way, the National Weather Service issued as snowmelt and flooding outlook for western and central North Dakota.
9 most snake-infested rivers in the US: From the Mississippi to the Everglades, featuring cottonmouths, rattlesnakes, and more
Rivers across the United States are home to over 50 species of snakes, both venomous and harmless. These reptiles thrive in the rich ecosystems provid ...
Life on the Mississippi,
There are some good touches in this opening portion; as where the author refers to "Louis XIV., of inflated memory," and, speaking of indifference which attended the discovery of the Mississippi, ...