This tool provides water managers with information about recent streamflow amounts that can enable better decision-making regarding water resources, floods, and agriculture. Geographic Region 

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April 2014 Precipitation: April 2014 finished wet in many parts of North Dakota. Most of the month was quite dry, but a widespread rain system dropped significant rain across much of

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Chapter 9: Floods Backgrounder — Floods and Flash Floods Emergency Information Flood waters can be extremely dangerous. The force of 6 inches of

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Be Red Cross Ready Flood Safety Checklist Floods are among the most frequent and costly natural disasters. Conditions that cause floods include heavy or steady rain for several hours or days

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The Appalachian Region 1. More droughts, floods, and warmer streams could hurt native trout populations. More floods can lead to higher landslide risk. Maine

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NEWS RELEASE STATE OF NEBRASKA Nebraska Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) May 9, 2015, 3 p.m. FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

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…or Can It? Floods can happen anytime, anywhere. When a flood strikes, the joy of home ownership turns to heartache. For more information about the NFIP and

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South Dakota Climate Summary June 2011 Nathan Skadsen and Dennis Todey Synopsis The month of June saw a continuation of above normal precipitation, below normal temperatures, and impacts due to flooding. The most severe

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• Oahe Dam
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Chapter 9: Floods Flood Preparations If you live in an area that floods periodically, you are probably prepared to face a flood. Even if your property has never flooded, try to learn whether your area is at risk in a fl

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Before a Flood — Make a Plan Floods can h a p p e n a n y w h e r e it rains. BUY FLOOD INSURANCE Learn your flood risk and find an agent near you with the One-Step Flood Risk

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