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By MATT PIKE St. Joseph Post Bitter cold temperatures formed ice jams on the Missouri River earlier this winter, dropping the river's level. Missouri River Basin Water Management Chief John Remus says that prompted the U.S. Corps of Engineers to increase water releases from Gavins Point Dam from the minimum of 12-thousand cubic feet per second to mitigate the effects of the sudden extreme cold. But now, Remus says things are getting back to normal. "We just this week began to reduce releases as the ice cover and the associated impacts began to stabilize," Remus tells a mont...

story coming up. lived from the cbs studios in san francisco, i am david hacking. >> our story just turned into that bay area. we will get to that in just a moment. first, breaking news to tell you about. if you are driving in san jose, a tree fell across north on highway 880 near the intersection with highway 82. we are hearing reports of at least one lane being reopened. there was also a landslide on highway 80 near the canyon road in fremont. the harding work just man in show business. whatever we have gotten out for your part of the bay intensified over the next few hours bec...

Runoff in the upper Missouri River basin above Sioux City, Iowa, was 540,000 acre-feet during November, just 51 percent of average.

Flow support expected to end at Nebraska City on Nov. 22

As 2022 moves into its final months, low water levels and drought form the basis of the news impacting inland waterways operators and barge companies…