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<blockquote data-quote="Allen" data-source="post: 220605" data-attributes="member: 389">Oops, I thought that was a more recent post.&nbsp; Nonetheless, here's the current out west right now.&nbsp; So far it's pretty tame.<img src="https://water.weather.gov/resources/hydrographs/bilm8_hg.png" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" />I still think the Missouri near Williston will rise over the coming weeks (shocker, I know) but this isn't exactly a problematic water level over at Billings.&nbsp; Nor does this really foretell issues here for the paddlefishing.- - - Updated - - -The key in this article is the source of the water.&nbsp; There's been no spectacular runoff from the mountains, that water has all been sourced from a decent runoff in ND and SD from the plains snowpack, and then really heavy rains and additional spring snow in SD, NE, IA, and MN.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Allen, post: 220605, member: 389"] Oops, I thought that was a more recent post. Nonetheless, here's the current out west right now. So far it's pretty tame. [IMG]https://water.weather.gov/resources/hydrographs/bilm8_hg.png[/IMG] I still think the Missouri near Williston will rise over the coming weeks (shocker, I know) but this isn't exactly a problematic water level over at Billings. Nor does this really foretell issues here for the paddlefishing. [COLOR=silver][SIZE=1]- - - Updated - - -[/SIZE][/COLOR] The key in this article is the source of the water. There's been no spectacular runoff from the mountains, that water has all been sourced from a decent runoff in ND and SD from the plains snowpack, and then really heavy rains and additional spring snow in SD, NE, IA, and MN. [/QUOTE]

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