OMAHA, Neb.—The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Omaha District, completed emergency operations repairs at the water treatment plant in Pacific Junction/Glenwood, Iowa Tuesday, and continues to work toward securing funding and awarding contracts for levee repair work.
Also, the district continues to provide technical assistance to the City of Hamburg, Iowa to identify interim emergency protection measures that can be put in place to protect their city water plant and portions of their downtown area.
Weather Impact on Mission
According the National Weather Service, a major Spring storm will continue heavy snow and blizzard conditions from the Dakotas to Minnesota Thursday into Friday. We remind everyone in the areas previously impacted by the recent runoff event to continue to exercise caution and to stay connected with local authorities, including emergency management resources. As the weather develops, we will provide more information about our activities but in the meantime, we urge everyone in the storm's projected path to take extra steps to ensure your safety. FEMA provides a number of resources to assist you and your family prepare for a disaster, available here: https://www.fema.gov/media-library/assets/documents/7877.
Current Release Information
The Corps of Engineers, Northwestern Division, adjusts the flows on its dams considering weather conditions, current and forecasted water conditions, as well as
For details, visit: http://www.nwd-mr.usace.army.mil/rcc/reports/pdfs/MRBWM_River_Daily.pdf
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Station
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Estimated Intake (cfs)
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Estimated Discharge (cfs)
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Fort Peck Dam
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13,000
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6,400
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Garrison Dam
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38,000
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13,100
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Oahe Dam
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63,000
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25,600
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Big Bend Dam
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33,000
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33,200
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Fort Randall Dam
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55, 000
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46,700
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Gavins Point Dam
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50,000
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55,000
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As of 4-11-2019 09:11
Release no. 19-026