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The Corps is using the latest technology to develop tools that communities in Idaho can use to predict flooding. The technology: Two-dimensional modelling.,
Outfitters and river access advocates are worried about a budget decision to furlough a longtime county employee who coordinated commercial use of the Snake River between Wilson and South Park boat ramps. Snake River Angler owner Will Dornan was incredulous at the decision to furlough Mike Estes, a recreation program coordinator who has worked for Teton County for 24 years. Make that 28, if his time spent as a Teton County Search and Rescue volunteer is included. âYou just got rid of your very, very best,â Dornan said. Since 2017 Estes has coordinated commercial use of the county-ad...
By Staff | January 1, 2021 | Filed under: News TENNESSEE VALLEY-2020 is now officially the wettest year ever recorded in the Tennessee Valley. As of midnight, Monday, Dec. 14, 2020, TVA recorded 68.27 inches on average across the Valley, surpassing the old record of 67.01 inches set in 2018. With 2019 now the third wettest year on record at 66.47 inches of rainfall, TVA has now managed three straight years of record rainfall. “The last three years have been a remarkable stretch of above average rainfall,” said James Everett, senior manager of TVA’s River Forecast Center. “Before...
Bassmaster Elites to visit Neely Henry Lake Updated Dec 24, 2020; North Alabama anglers who would like to see some of their bassing heroes up close won’t have to travel far this spring as the Bassmaster Elite Series visits Neely Henry Lake May 6-9. The event will launch and weigh in at Coosa Landing in downtown Gadsden. It’s the first visit ever from the Elite Tour. While Neely Henry is traditionally stingy on weights, the challenge will be to break down the pattern on this riverine lake and find enough fish to score consistently throughout the event. As in most lakes of this type, both ...
December 23, 2020 By Shelley Byrne This has been the wettest year in the Tennessee River Valley for at least 131 years, according to the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA). TVA determined that the valley set a rainfall record with 67.43 inches as of December 13, surpassing the old record of 67.0 inches set in 2018. The 2019 year was the third wettest year on record. “The last three years have been a remarkable stretch of above-average rainfall,” said James Everett, senior manager of TVA’s River Forecast Center. “Before 2018...