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The public is welcome and encouraged to take sandbags and plastic free of charge. Sandbags and plastic from the following locations WERE NOT in contact with river water: Trinity Church parking lot (205 South Broadway St.) South Broadway St. and Houston Ave. intersection Sandbags from the following locations may have or were in contact with […]
While the City of Crookston was able to contain the flooding of the Red Lake River to a certain extent, not everyone was as fortunate to get by without damage. Tim and John Menard saw the basement of their residence at 518 Riverside Avenue completely fill with water from the Red Lake River by the
As of this morning, the National Weather Service in Grand Forks has issued a revised crest of the Red Lake River. The crest occurred earlier this morning at 27.07 feet, well below the original crest prediction of 28.5 feet. The Minnesota National Guard was deployed yesterday afternoon by Minnesota Governor Tim Walz to help with
The American Red Cross has set up a shelter at the Crookston Sports Center for anyone who has been affected by the flooding of the Red Lake River. The Shelter will also be used for those who have been volunteering their time by sandbagging or walking dikes. Following flooding, the Red Cross connects with those
The Severe Weather Awareness Week Topic for Wednesday is Floods and Flash Floods. Flooding is one of the most common natural hazards in Minnesota. Seasonal snowmelt floods tend to develop slowly, while flash floods develop quickly during a big storm. Crookston Firefighter Chris Klawitter said floods are the most common natural disaster in Minnesota. “They
Central Park in Crookston has flooded with an ice jam at the bridge by the Crookston Public Library. Some pictures of the park at 11:00 a.m. on Thursday, April 2 are below.
