Spring Flood Outlook for Northeast MN and Northwest WI

Spring Flood Outlook #3 (Updated March 10, 2022)

Spring Flooding potential across the Northland is above normal across Northern Wisconsin and the Mississippi River Basin based on current observations and the current outlook for the spring
Precipitation and temperatures over the spring, including snow melt rate, may cause the risk to increase

Threat	Impact to Potential Spring Flooding	Links
High River Levels	Neutral	USGS WaterWatch MN WI
High Soil Moisture	Neutral	CPC Soil Moisture
Winter Precipitation	Above Normal in N. Minnesota Above Normal in NW. Wisconsin	Climate Prediction Center 6 to 10 Day 8 - 14 Day
Current Snowpack/Liquid Equivalent	Above Normal in N. Minnesota Above Normal in NW. Wisconsin	Current Snow Water Equivalent Analysis MN DNR Snow Depth Ranking
Rate of Snowmelt	To Be Determined	24, 48, & 72 hr Snowmelt
Frost Depth	To Be Determined	Frost Depth Map
Spring Precipitation	To Be Determined	Precip Forecast (3-Month)

For more details, please see the full briefing PDF: Spring Flood Outlook #3 (Mar 10, 2022)