Early Spokane Falls Peak: Worry for Dry Summer
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Spokane Falls early peak flow due to faster snowmelt raises concerns for dry summers, impacting farms, recreation, tribal events, and wildlife. Warmer, shallower rivers stress fish like salmon. Forecasts predict a hot, dry El Nino summer, potentially sharpening peak flows and dropping river levels fast by late July. With a fourth drought since 2023 expected, planning for low water is crucial for everyone relying on the Spokane River.
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