Missouri River Basin Runoff Forecast Cut Again - The Waterways Journal
Missouri River runoff remains well below normal, and the Corps predicts that water-conservation measures will shorten the navigation season.
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Missouri River runoff remains well below normal, and the Corps predicts that water-conservation measures will shorten the navigation season.
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Starting in September 2020, each month through July 2021 was the driest on record for the northern Red River Valley, and for much of North Dakota and northern central Minnesota, according to records going back to 1885.
There are no signs of relief in the ongoing drought in the upper Missouri River Basin, according to the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, with this year's spring runoff predicted
Below-average precipitation and dry soil conditions persist in the upper Missouri River Basin above Sioux City, Iowa (upper Basin).