Winter Flood Risks

Flood risk doesn't dry up in the winter

Flood risk doesn't dry up in the winter, and solid water isn't the only thing to worry about when it gets cold. From the Pacific Northwest to the Great Lakes to the Northeast, the threat of serious flooding persists through the cold months in the form of snowmelt, ice jams, and winter storms.

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Winter Flood Risk Fact Sheet

Ice Jams, Levees, and Mudflow Video

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Ice jams occur when ice accumulates in a river or other body of water, obstructing the natural flow and raising the water surface elevation. This can cause rapid flooding once the jam is formed. Such flooding can overwhelm levees, leading to significant damage, and in mountainous areas, it may also trigger destructive mudflows. Learn more by checking out our short video today!

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