Army engineers: Increased Missouri runoff in June, but drought persists
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers says it will continue water conservation efforts in the Missouri River Basin through 2022 amidst continuing dry conditions.
Source: sdpb.org
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June's improved runoff not enough for Missouri River basin drought
Despite improved runoff in June, water conservation measures will continue for the second half of the navigati...
Source: drgnews.com
Missouri River Runoff Improves, But Drought Remains - The Waterways Journal
Heavy rainfall in the upper Yellowstone River basin improved—but did not eliminate—drought conditions in the overall Missouri River basin.
Source: waterwaysjournal.net
Despite Slight Improvement, Forecast Still Calls For Low Runoff In Missouri Basin
The latest Missouri River runoff forecast from the Corps shows slight improvement, but 2022 is still shaping up to be much drier than normal.
Source: waterwaysjournal.net
Drought Conditions Likely to Continue in Missouri River Basin Area
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers' Missouri River Basin Water Management Division held a meeting to give an update on water levels and drought conditions in the Missouri River Basin region
Source: nebraskapublicmedia.org