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Disaster Declared for Dalton Highway Flooding

By Grace Jang | Office of the Governor on Apr 9, 2015   Featured, The Arctic and Alaska Science  

Governor Bill Walker declared a state disaster in response to flooding that has made the Dalton Highway impassable. The state will fund eligible emergency response cost, and eligible repair work, for the water overrun along the Dalton Highway. Beginning March 13, the Sagavanirktok (Sag) River overflowed the Dalton Highway between Mile 390 and Mile 405 […]

Scientists Confirm that Midwest floods are More Frequent

By Cheryl Dybas|NSF, Gary Galluzzo|University of Iowa on Feb 13, 2015   National  

Scientists Confirm that Midwest floods are More Frequent

The U.S. Midwest region and surrounding states have endured increasingly more frequent floods during the last half-century, according to results of a new study. The researchers, affiliated with the University of Iowa (UI) and funded by the National Science Foundation (NSF), based their findings on daily records collected by the U.S. Geological Survey at 774 […]

Snow Ending in New York State, Flooding Could be Next

By VOA News on Nov 21, 2014   National  

Snow Ending in New York State, Flooding Could be Next

U.S. weather forecasters say a fierce winter storm in upstate New York is about done, but that flooding problems could be next as temperatures rise to nearly 60 degrees in the coming days. Many residents have been trapped in their homes, running out of medicine or without electric power in and around the city of Buffalo, […]

Water Levels on Mendenhall Lake Begin to Recede after Flooding from Release of Glacial Dam

By Staff on Jul 11, 2014   Featured, General News  

The Mendenhall Lake Campground was closed last night because of increasingly high levels of water as a glacially dammed lake began releasing waters into the lake and river. Rising levels of water were evident on the river as the waters there churn today. The rising waters are inching up to residents along View Drive as […]

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