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Corps of Engineers Reduces Outflows from Milford Lake

UPDATE:

The Corps of Engineers has reduced the outflow from Milford Lake to 25 cubic feet per second. The Corps said the current forecast predicts seven to ten days before they can resume releases. The current lake elevation is 1147.71 which is 3.31 feet above multi-purpose pool.

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The Corps of Engineers has announced that they were reducing outflows from Milford Lake Thursday afternoon from 4,000 cubic feet per second down to 2,000 cfs. Most likely they will go down to low flow at 25 cfs on Friday due to heavy rainfall that has occurred upstream on the Missouri.

They will receive further guidance after the morning gauges have been recorded and a forecast issued.

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