Second peak of Fort Peck flow test resuming

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National Weather Service graphic depicting flows on the Missouri River at Williston, N.D. the chart shows set stages of Action Stage at 20 feet, minor flood stage at 22 feet, morderate flood stage at 24 feet, and major flood stage at 26 feet. A blue line traces past and current gage readings, a purple line shows forecast stages.

Second peak of Fort Peck flow test resuming

The National Weather Service has forecast declining flows on the Yellowstone River reaching the Missouri River at the Williston gage. The Williston gage dropped below 22.0 feet as of today, June 17 at 9 a.m. (Central Time). River stages continue to decline.

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Tags: Pallid Sturgeon, N.D., Missouri River, Fort Peck flow test, Williston

Photo by: National Weather Service Missouri Basin River Forecast Center | VIRIN: 240617-O-A1408-001.JPG

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