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Flooding expected to hit Fort Peck Reservation on Saturday
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Posted: Friday, June 3, 2011
The
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
has started a massive release of water from the Fort Peck Dam in Montana.
Higher water levels are expected to hit the
Fort Peck Reservation
by tomorrow. Officials have asked about 40 families to evacuate and some could be out of their homes for weeks.
"We expect to have high water here through the end of July, minimum,"Roosevelt County spokeswoman Darla Shumway told the Associated Press.
The Army Corps is releasing the water due to recent rain storms and a larger than usual snowpack.
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Fort Peck Dam release begins; downstream residents warned of flooding
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