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Changing Fort Peck ice conditions

USACE Omaha
Published March 1, 2022
Updated: March 1, 2022
Flows through Fort Peck Powerhouses will decrease through March 4.  These flow reductions may impact ice conditions below the dam on the river and Dredge Cuts. Recreationists on the ice, both below and above the dam, are urged to use extreme caution.

Flows through Fort Peck Powerhouses will decrease through March 4. These flow reductions may impact ice conditions below the dam on the river and Dredge Cuts. Recreationists on the ice, both below and above the dam, are urged to use extreme caution.

Flows through Fort Peck Powerhouses will decrease through March 4.  These flow reductions may impact ice conditions below the dam on the river and Dredge Cuts. Recreationists on the ice, both below and above the dam, are urged to use extreme caution.

Flows through Fort Peck Powerhouses will decrease through March 4. These flow reductions may impact ice conditions below the dam on the river and Dredge Cuts. Recreationists on the ice, both below and above the dam, are urged to use extreme caution.

Flows through Fort Peck Powerhouses will decrease through March 4.  These flow reductions may impact ice conditions below the dam on the river and Dredge Cuts. Recreationists on the ice, both below and above the dam, are urged to use extreme caution.

Flows through Fort Peck Powerhouses will decrease through March 4. These flow reductions may impact ice conditions below the dam on the river and Dredge Cuts. Recreationists on the ice, both below and above the dam, are urged to use extreme caution.

Flows through Fort Peck powerhouses will decrease through March 4.  These flow reductions may impact ice conditions below the dam on the river and dredge cuts. Recreationists on the ice, both below and above the dam, are urged to use extreme caution.

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers announced on Monday that the powerhouse will decrease flows to 7500 cubic feet per second (cfs) at midnight.  Flows will decrease to 6500 cfs at midnight March 3, and 4500 cfs on March 4.

Flows at Fort Peck are determined in coordination with the Missouri River Basin. Current conditions can be found here: https://www.nwd-mr.usace.army.mil/rcc/

Questions may be directed to the Fort Peck Project office at (406) 526-3411.


Release no. 22-007