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Wisconsin's Outdoor Calendar - Outdoor News - Vimarsana News

Wisconsin's Outdoor Calendar - Outdoor News

A look at upcoming outdoor-related events from across Wisconsin published in the July 28, 2023 edition of Wisconsin Outdoor News.

This Odisha Railway station has shortest name with only 2 letters - Vimarsana News

This Odisha Railway station has shortest name with only 2 letters

Indian Railways is the 4th largest network in the world, only next to USA, China and Russia. It is regarded as the lifeline of about 25 million people who are using it on a regular basis. 

Process begins for J'suguda-C'garh NH widening - Vimarsana News

Process begins for J'suguda-C'garh NH widening

The NHAI authorities have initiated a process for widening of 68-km stretch of the NH-49 from Jharsuguda Prasanna Panda Chowk to Kanak Tura near Chhattisgarh border.    In addition, the trial for the construction of the second bridge on the Ib river has also been started with soil

Local waterways beginning to flood, impacting local businesses - Vimarsana News

Local waterways beginning to flood, impacting local businesses

Besides some of the larger snow piles, much of the snow from the winter has melted away. With that though, many parts of central Wisconsin are now under a flood watch or warning as all that water attempts to flow into our waterways.

Source: wsaw.com
A rise in temperatures is causing a rise in water levels throughout the area - Vimarsana News

A rise in temperatures is causing a rise in water levels throughout the area

The calendar may say mid-April, but it’s feeling more like mid-May already, and the potential for record high temps on Wednesday means those snow levels we’ve seen the past few months are going to be melting fast.

Source: wsaw.com