Flood Watch

USACE monitors flood risk from breakup conditions in Chena River basin after record snow/rain events last winter.

50-degree high temperatures across the Central Interior are accelerating snow melt and transitioning rivers toward break up.

As the Interior warms after near-record winter snows, neighborhood flooding can block streets and flood residences. While the state and federal agencies are watching Alaska’s big rivers for flooding, the Fairbanks Stormwater advisory committee is monitoring city streets.

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