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NEW ORLEANS (CNN) — The saltwater wedge threatening New Orleans drinking water has been delayed by several weeks in its upstream trek on the Mississippi River thanks to better-than-forecast river
With saltwater making its up the Mississippi River, the saltwater wedge has remained still since September 24th thanks to better-than-forecasted flow rates in the river and quick work on the underwater sill.
(CNN) — The saltwater wedge threatening New Orleans drinking water has been delayed by several weeks in its upstream trek on the Mississippi River thanks to better-than-forecast river flows last
The saltwater wedge threatening New Orleans drinking water has been delayed by several weeks in its upstream trek on the Mississippi River thanks to better-than-forecast river flows last month, officials in Louisiana said Thursday.
An updated forecast, just released by the Army Corps of Engineers gives the New Orleans area at least another month before saltwater reaches the city.