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In Alaska’s Junao River, the Mandan Hall reached a record -breaking crust on Wednesday morning thanks to a snowstorm flood (glove). At 16.65 feet, the crust exceeded 15.99 feet of the previous record flood in 2024.
As the glaciers melt, they are left behind the lakes that rest in the valleys. The melting of the suicide glacier has created an icy lake in the suicide, located above the Mandin Hall Glacier. Mandin Hall Glacier, about 12 miles north of Jonao (19 km) north, works for the Ice Dam for the lake. But, when there is enough snow and rain, the Lake Glacier goes to the Mandan Hall Lake and the Mandin Hall on top of it.
According to the National Weather Service, the basin has filled at least 39 times since July 2011 and has filled its drains.
According to USGS data, during the crust on Wednesday morning, a gauge on the Mandan Hall leak recorded a peak flow of 47,700 cubic feet per second (1,350 cubic meters per second). In August 2023, the same gauge recorded a flow of 25,200 cubic feet per second (714 cubic meters per second), which is currently called “historic”, a NWS Jonao meteorologist. Earlier, the most recorded flow was 16,300 cubic feet per second (462 cubic meters per second), in 2016. During the 2023 event, Alaska’s climate expert Alaska, in the climate of climate, diagnosis and policy, also told the climate.
The city and the Borough of Junao installed the barriers provided by the United States Army Corps of Engineers in 2025. According to the city and the Borough website, the barriers intend to become a “interim solution”, but they are designed to protect from glophos for up to 18 feet height (5.4 meters). According to USA todayFor, for, for,. It seems that these obstacles have mostly stopped water.
A flood statement released by the National Weather Service in Junao urged residents to provide road closures and the guidance of a local emergency team.
The water level above 15 feet is considered a “major flood phase”. The office predicted that the office predicted the level of moderate floods (12 feet below 12 feet) and by the end of the afternoon, the minor flood phase (below 10 feet), said Zhou Kapilin, a meteorologist at the National Weather Service in Jonao.
Glophys may be more common as the glacier melts worldwide in rising temperatures. A 2020 study states that the number of icy lakes, total volume and total area of the total area increased by about 50 % between 1990 and 2018. And according to the Environmental Protection Agency, Alaska has warmed up in the last 100 years, compared to any other US state, and faster than the global average.
Malemily Deckman, Associate Editor (@EMFURD.BSKY.Social)
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