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    May runoff average; Missouri River upper basin runoff forecast below normal

    May runoff average; Missouri River upper basin runoff forecast below normal

    OMAHA, Neb. – The updated 2025 calendar year runoff forecast for the Missouri River Basin above Sioux City, Iowa, continues to be below average. May runoff in the Missouri River Basin above Sioux City was 3.4 million acre-feet, 100% of average. “Heavy rainfall in western and central North Dakota and South Dakota during May supplemented the mountain snowmelt runoff,” said John Remus, chief of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers’ Missouri River Basin Water Management Division. “May runoff in the upper basin above Sioux City was average; however, mountain snowpack is melting more rapidly than normal. As a result, the runoff forecast later this summer and fall has been reduced slightly.” The 2025 calendar year runoff...

    06.05.2025 | OMAHA, NEBRASKA, US | Story by Eileen Williamson

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    Missouri River Monthly Update - June 2025

    Missouri River Monthly Update - June 2025

    MISSOURI RIVER MAINSTEM RESERVOIR DATA Pool Elevation (feet above mean sea level) On May 31 Change in May Water in Storage (1,000 acre-feet) On May 31 % of 1967-2024 Average Change in May Fort Peck 2227.7 +0.1 13,515 94 +27 Garrison 1832.6 +1.8 16,277 92 +515 Oahe 1598.8 +1.4 16,131 91 +392 Big Bend 1421.0 +0.1 1,692 99 +16 Fort Randall 1355.2 -0.5 3,423 103 -37 Gavins Point 1206.6 -0.1 342 88 -1 Total 51,380 93 +912 WATER RELEASES AND ENERGY GENERATION FOR MAY Average Release in 1,000 cfs Releases in 1,000 acre-feet Generation in Million kWh Fort Peck 9.1 561 88 Garrison 22.0 1,351 198 Oahe 24.2 1,485 217 Big Bend 24.5 1,508 80 Fort Randall 25.4 1,563 168 Gavins Point 27.6 1,698 78 Total 829

    Taken: 06.05.2025 | Courtesy Photo

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    Fort Randall Major Unit Rehab Update 1

    Fort Randall Dam takes on a massive modernization effort. The Major Unit Rehabilitation Project is officially in motion at Fort Randall Dam. Components for the first of eight massive new units have started arriving on-site. Standing more than three stories tall, each unit is a towering feat of engineering. Over the next eight years, all existing units will be carefully removed and replaced, marking one of the largest upgrades in the dam’s history.

    Taken: 06.23.2025 | Courtesy Video

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    Fort Randall Major Unit Rehab Update 1

    Fort Randall Major Unit Rehab Update 1
    06.23.2025 | Courtesy Video
    Fort Randall Dam takes on a massive modernization effort. The Major Unit Rehabilitation Project is officially in motion at Fort Randall Dam....
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