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20240123205222Granite FallsMNMinnesota River01/16/20242024Freeze-up44.80092-95.51807--releasedFlooding of lowlands near downtown Granite Falls was reported.Ice jam just downstream of Granite Falls, MN.
20240116142940Fort RipleyMNMississippi River01/14/20242024Freeze-up46.132596-94.376811-FTRM5releasedMinor flooding reported.Ice jam occurred down stream of Fort Ripley.
20200408171324WarrenMNSnake River04/07/20202020Break-up48.209722-96.718056-MKLM5released-NWS reports that rapid snow melt and ice jams have lead to a rapid increase into moderate flood stage for the Snake River.
20200317184706MayerMNSouth Fork Crow River03/12/20202020Break-up44.905556-93.884722-MAYM5releasedMinor flooding was reported briefly before the flooding subsided.An ice jam 80 feet downstream of the river gauge at Mayer has caused the South Fork Crow River to rise above flood stage.
20200311133652St. PeterMNMinnesota River03/08/20202020Break-up44.307444-93.960083-SPTM5releasedHighway 99 Bridge closed due to rising water.An ice jam was reported on the Minnesota River in St. Peter, MN. Rising water due to the ice jam forced the closure of the Highway 99 Bridge.
20200311174907New UlmMNMinnesota River03/04/20202020Break-up44.307444-93.960083-NULM5released-An ice jam was reported on the Minnesota River near New Ulm, MN. No flooding was reported.
20200311132835New UlmMNCottonwood River03/03/20202020Break-up44.289167-94.439722-NWUM5released-An ice jam formed on 03 Mar 2020, flood water rose to stage of approximately 14 feet at USGS 05317000 Cottonwood River near New Ulm, MN. Ice jam appears to have released or partially released possibly on the afternoon of 04 Mar 2020, only to reform shortly thereafter and cause flood stage to rise to approximately 17.5 feet. Stage gradually decreased over the next few days down to approx. 16 feet before releasing in the afternoon of 07 Mar 2020.
20200219164630AnokaMNMississippi River02/14/20202020Freeze-up45.1916-93.3944-AKAM5released--
20200204221749WinonaMNMississippi River01/30/20202020Unknown44.016489-91.502288--released--
20200121220015AnokaMNMississippi River01/15/20202020Freeze-up45.1916-93.3944-AKAM5released-Minor flooding reported by NWS.
20190409140359WarrenMNSnake River04/08/20192019Break-up---MKLM5Not Flooding-On 08 Apr 2019, the NWS reported at Warren, MN, the Snake River is experiencing a rise in water levels, likely the result of an ice jam.
20190402211705MotleyMNCrow Wing River03/29/20192019Break-up----Causing Flooding-MOTLEY -- When it came, it came fast and it didn’t give Dan and Elizabeth Posner a lot of time to get out of their home on their own. It was an ice jam on the Crow Wing River, causing the river to overflow and surround their home. The water flooded their basement, up to 4 feet and left them stranded. Conservation officers with the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources Brainerd West Station used their waterfowl hunting boat and rescued the couple. Tim Collette, one of the conservation officers who assisted in the rescue, said the call came in about 9:50 a.m. Friday, March 29, in Morrison County. Collette said an ice jam caused the water to overflow the river bank, flooding the area where about six houses are located. Collette said some of the homes had people inside, who were fine and didn’t need to be rescued and other homes were seasonal and unoccupied.
20190402211514Little FallsMNLittle Elk River03/27/20192019Break-up----Not Flooding-Morrison County Public Works closed the bridge over the Little Elk River on Grouse Road Wednesday as huge chunks of ice posed a risk to the bridge. While there was not an imminent danger, the ice was hitting the bridge’s beams, Public Works Director Steve Backowski said. With the Mississippi River still frozen, ice was unable to get out of the Little Elk River, he said. When the bridge would be reopened depended on whether conditions improved, Backowski said, though if the weather is as warm as predicted it could be as early as Thursday. Until then, a detour is in place starting at the intersection of Grouse Road and Highway 115, across from Camp Ripley. While this was not the worst ice jam the county has seen, Backowski said it was one of the more severe ones. Individuals who wish to see the jam are asked to not interfere with the county’s work, he said.
20190402211823WatsonMNChippewa River03/26/20192019Break-up----Not Flooding-On Tuesday, 26 Mar 2019, the bridge at Watson Sag was closed due to a large ice jam which caused water to flow over the road immediately to the north of the bridge. Also closed was the bridge on County Road 13 near the Army Corps of Engineer’s office. Large blocks of ice, along with trees and branches, piled against the bridges at both sites. A large ice jam was also building against the dam at Lac qui Parle Lake as lake ice breaks apart and is being sent toward the dam. A large amount of ice is still on the lake.
20190402212208WatsonMNWatson Sag03/26/20192019Break-up----Causing Flooding-On Tuesday, 26 Mar 2019, the bridge at Watson Sag was closed due to a large ice jam which caused water to flow over the road immediately to the north of the bridge. Also closed was the bridge on County Road 13 near the Army Corps of Engineer’s office. Large blocks of ice, along with trees and branches, piled against the bridges at both sites. A large ice jam was also building against the dam at Lac qui Parle Lake as lake ice breaks apart and is being sent toward the dam. A large amount of ice is still on the lake.
20190402211957WatsonMNMinnesota River03/26/20192019Break-up----Not Flooding-On Tuesday, 26 Mar 2019, the bridge at Watson Sag was closed due to a large ice jam which caused water to flow over the road immediately to the north of the bridge. Also closed was the bridge on County Road 13 near the Army Corps of Engineer’s office. Large blocks of ice, along with trees and branches, piled against the bridges at both sites. A large ice jam was also building against the dam at Lac qui Parle Lake as lake ice breaks apart and is being sent toward the dam. A large amount of ice is still on the lake.
20190326163945Redwood FallsMNRedwood River03/22/20192019Break-up---RWDM5Causing Flooding-439 PM CDT Sat Mar 23 2019 This river forecast is based on an ice jam downstream causing build up behind it, as well as continued snowmelt from warmer than normal temperatures...Observed flooding increased from Minor to Major severity...The Flood Warning continues for the Redwood River near Redwood Falls.* At 3:30 PM Saturday the stage was 16.7 feet.* Major flooding is occurring and Major flooding is forecast.* Flood stage is 6.0 feet.* Forecast...The river will continue to fall to a stage of 16.1 feet by tomorrow morning, falling more rapidly if the ice jam breaks.
20190319180835New UlmMNCottonwood River03/16/20192019Break-up---NWUM5Causing Flooding-329 AM CDT Mon Mar 18 2019...Forecast Flooding Changed from Moderate to Major Severity for the following rivers in Minnesota...Cottonwood River at New Ulm affecting Brown County. An ice jam on the Cottonwood River continues to result in erratic changes in the river level in New Ulm. Flood water stages reached 17.5 feet, threatening the back of the campground at Flandrau State Park.
20190319181011NorthfieldMNCannon River03/15/20192019Break-up---NRFM5Causing Flooding-Cannon River at Northfield affecting Dakota and Rice Counties. This river forecast is based on a surge of runoff upstream, as well as an ice jam upstream of Northfield that will cause an influx of water as it breaks apart.
20190319180442BerneMNMiddle Fork Zumbro River03/14/20192019Break-up---BNEM5Causing Flooding-Emergency Management reported an ice jam on the the Middle Fork of the Zumbro River in the Berne area. Water was backing up behindthe jam and there are concerns for potential flooding downstream of Berne if the jam releases.
20190319181155Pine IslandMNMiddle Fork Zumbro River03/13/20192019Break-up---PNLM5Causing Flooding-Middle Fork Zumbro River at Pine Island affecting Goodhue County .This flood watch is for potential flooding due to an ice jam that is currently affecting the Middle Fork Zumbro River above Pine Island. If the ice jam breaks, water could rise above flood stage at Pine Island.
20190319180631JordanMNSand Creek03/13/20192019Break-up---SNCM5Causing Flooding-There is ongoing flooding as a result of recent rainfall and snowmelt. The Sand Creek in Jordan has an ice jam and will continue to experience moderate flooding.
20190205215753HoustonMNRoot River02/04/20192019Break-up43.768611-91.569722--Not Flooding--
20181218114702Fort RipleyMNMississippi River12/11/20182019Freeze-up46.180556-94.365556-FTRM5Not Flooding--
20180424161346CrookstonMNRed Lake River04/21/20182018Break-up47.77577831-96.6096477108068090CRKM5Released--
20180327173819Redwood FallsMNRedwood River03/26/20182018Break-up44.52354442-95.1698359606306300RWDM5Released--
20170404141856CrookstonMNRed Lake River03/29/20172017Break-up47.77274366-96.6037590205079000CRKM5released--
20170404164922HallockMNTwo Rivers03/20/20172017Unknown48.77545026-96.9372812405095000HLLM5released--
20161227214256Elk RiverMNMississippi River12/19/20162017Freeze-up45.29529783-93.6290931705270700SCOM5releasedFlooding has been reported in Wright County in Otsego Park and further upstream near 101st Street. Flooding is also ocurring on the north side of the river near the Mississippi Oaks neighborhood -
20161227205255Elk RiverMNElk River12/15/20162017Freeze-up45.31122025-93.61926556-ERVM5released--
20161227211217Fort RipleyMNMississippi River12/14/20162017Freeze-up46.17997898-94.3663358705261000FTRM5released--
20160303164219New UlmMNCottonwood River02/24/20162016Break-up44.29000502-94.440128806306300NWUM5released--
20160113011114Fort RipleyMNMississippi River01/11/20162016Freeze-up46.17911726-94.3656921402244040FTRM5released-HYDROMETEOROLOGICAL FORECAST DISCUSSION NWS NORTH CENTRAL RIVER FORECAST CENTER TWIN CITIES/CHANHASSEN MN 1155 AM CST TUE JAN 12 2016 Ice jams were noted on the Mississippi River at Fort Ripley MN...the Wisconsin River at Portage WI..and a few locations on Lake Michigan tributaries in eastern Wisconsin.
20150316162423HallockMNTwo Rivers03/16/20152015Break-up48.7790581-96.9406771707336200HLLM5released-Stage maybe affected by ice at this time.
20150312082507HokahMNRoot River03/09/20152015Break-up43.765252-91.3460826905385000HOUM5released-Photos takens about 1130 am March 11th of Ice jam in SE MN on the Root RIver 2 Hokah
20150113115603Granite FallsMNMinnesota River01/09/20152015Freeze-up44.80555555-95.5438888805311150GTEM5released-Jan 12: Ice is present below the dam and downstream of town although no obvious jam is present. Thoughts that since river and flow is so low, that perhaps the channel is restricted downstream of town forcing the flow to back up and raise the ice. There is currently no impacts reported as the ice is still a couple feet below the alley along the river near the dam. With that said, stage can fluctuate rapidly as conditions change. Jan 11: The flood watch continues for the Minnesota River at Granite Falls affecting Chippewa, Renville, and Yellow Medicine counties. This river forecast is based on an ice jam which has been reported in the Granite Falls area, downstream of the gage. One tainter gate was closed at the dam yesterday which has reduced flows. However, the potential for rising water remains near the walking bridge located upstream from Highway 212 and downstream from the dam. This location is prone to ice jam flooding. At 6:15 pm Sunday the stage was 886.7 feet. Minor flooding is possible. Bank full stage is 890.5 feet. Minor flooding occurs at 888.5 feet. Flood waters begin to encroach the alleyway along the river at the foot bridge. At 889.5 feet flood waters begin to top the controlling bank at Highway 212. Jan 9: Observer reported ice jam in the area. Should continue to fluctuate around 885.5 for a while.
20140416163512DraytonMNRed River of the North04/16/20142014Break-up48.57222222-97.14722222--released-FLOOD STATEMENT NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE EASTERN NORTH DAKOTA/GRAND FORKS ND 1029 AM CDT WED APR 16 2014 THE FLOOD WARNING CONTINUES FOR... * ...DRAYTON...ON THE RED RIVER. * UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE...OR UNTIL THE WARNING IS CANCELLED. * AT 9:45 AM WEDNESDAY THE STAGE WAS 37.0 FEET. * MINOR FLOODING IS OCCURRING AND DURING THE NEXT 7 DAYS...MINOR FLOODING IS FORECAST. * MINOR FLOOD STAGE IS 32.0 FEET. * FORECAST...THE RIVER WILL RISE TO A CREST NEAR 37.5 FEET SOMETIME THURSDAY MID-MORNING THEN BEGIN FALLING. * AN ICE JAM IDENTIFIED YESTERDAY MAY BE CAUSING STAGES TO BE HIGHER THAN THE FLOWS WOULD INDICATE. STAGE FLUCTUATION MAY CONTINUE DUE TO ICE JAMS. * IMPACT STATEMENT(S) - AT 38.0 FEET, MODERATE FLOOD STAGE. && DAILY 7 AM CDT/6 AM CST FORECAST STAGE IN FEET: DATE THU FRI SAT SUN MON TUE WED (MONTH/DAY) 04/17 04/18 04/19 04/20 04/21 04/22 04/23 RED RIVER DRAYTON 37.5 37.4 36.7 35.9 35.2 34.5 33.8 RIVER FORECAST NWS NORTH CENTRAL RIVER FORECAST CENTER TWIN CITIES/CHANHASSEN MN 935 AM CDT WED APR 16 2014 Red River Drayton ND - DRTN8 : HSA:FGF Flood Stage:32.0 FT Fcst Issuance Stage:28.0 FT : ------------------------------------------------------------ : THE USGS WAS NOT ABLE TO TAKE A FLOW MEASUREMENT AT DRAYTON : YESTERDAY DUE TO AN ICE JAM . . . : : THE ICE JAM MAY BE CAUSING STAGES TO BE HIGHER THAN THE FLOWS : WOULD INDICATE... : : EXPECT LEVELS TO RISE TO NEAR MODERATE FLOOD LEVELS OVER : THE NEXT COUPLE OF DAYS... : : STAGES MAY FLUCTUATE DUE TO ICE JAMS... : ------------------------------------------------------------ CREST FORECAST .A DRTN8 0417 Z DH12/DC04161435/HGIFFX 37.5 : .E DRTN8 0415 Z DH18/DC04161435/HGIP/DIH06 :6-Hr Obs Stage (ft) .E1 35.7/ 36.0/ 36.4/ 36.8 .E DRTN8 0416 Z DH18/DC04161435/HGIFF/DIH06 :6-Hr Fcst Stage (ft) .E1 37.1/ 37.3/ 37.4/ 37.5/ 37.5/ 37.5/ 37.5/ 37.4 .E1 37.3/ 37.1/ 36.9/ 36.7/ 36.5/ 36.3/ 36.1/ 35.9 .E1 35.7/ 35.5/ 35.3/ 35.2/ 35.0/ 34.8/ 34.7/ 34.5 .E1 34.3/ 34.2/ 33.9/ 33.8/
20140415143200CrookstonMNRed Lake River04/11/20142014Break-up47.77555555-96.61--released-RIVER FORECAST NWS NORTH CENTRAL RIVER FORECAST CENTER TWIN CITIES/CHANHASSEN MN 549 PM CDT FRI APR 11 2014 : Red Lake River Crookston MN - CRKM5 : HSA:FGF Flood Stage:15.0 FT Fcst Issuance Stage:12.0 FT : ------------------------------------------------------------ : At 3 pm ice and the stalled ice flow was reported to have : let loose and was passing through town. As of 4 pm was still : moving. Rapid fluctuations in stage are possible while ice : is moving. : ------------------------------------------------------------ : CREST FORECAST .A CRKM5 0412 Z DH00/DC04112249/HGIFFX 20.5 : .E CRKM5 0411 Z DH00/DC04112249/HGIP/DIH06 :6-Hr Obs Stage (ft) .E1 13.3/ 12.8/ 13.7/ 14.6 .E CRKM5 0412 Z DH00/DC04112249/HGIFF/DIH06 :6-Hr Fcst Stage (ft) .E1 20.5/ 20.0/ 18.0/ 17.1/ 17.0/ 17.0/ 17.0/ 16.9 .E1 16.8/ 16.6/ 16.3/ 16.0/ 15.6/ 15.2/ 14.8/ 14.3 .E1 14.0/ 13.6/ 13.2/ 12.9/ 12.6/
20140415144726RoseauMNRoseau River04/11/20142014Break-up48.84638888-95.76027777--released-RIVER FORECAST NWS NORTH CENTRAL RIVER FORECAST CENTER TWIN CITIES/CHANHASSEN MN 951 AM CDT FRI APR 11 2014 : Roseau River Roseau MN - ROSM5 : HSA:FGF Flood Stage:16.0 FT Fcst Issuance Stage:14.0 FT : ------------------------------------------------------------ : RAPID FLUCTUATIONS DUE TO ICE POSSIBLE. . . : : THIS LOCATION MAY BE IMPACTED BY ICE AND DEBRIS JAMS . . . : : RISES MAY BE RAPID AS JAMMING OCCURS. : ------------------------------------------------------------ : CREST FORECAST .A ROSM5 0412 Z DH12/DC04111451/HGIFFX 17.5 : .E ROSM5 0410 Z DH18/DC04111451/HGIP/DIH06 :6-Hr Obs Stage (ft) .E1 7.7/ 11.1/ 14.2/ 15.6 .E ROSM5 0411 Z DH18/DC04111451/HGIFF/DIH06 :6-Hr Fcst Stage (ft) .E1 16.3/ 16.9/ 17.3/ 17.5/ 17.5/ 17.5/ 17.3/ 17.0 .E1 16.6/ 16.2/ 15.8/ 15.5/ 15.0/ 14.6/ 14.2/ 13.8 .E1 13.4/ 13.0/ 12.7/ 12.4/ 12.1/ 11.9/ 11.6/ 11.4 .E1 11.2/ 11.0/ 10.9/ 10.7/
20140410121958WarrenMNSnake River04/09/20142014Break-up48.20972222-96.71805555--released-FLOOD STATEMENT NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE EASTERN NORTH DAKOTA/GRAND FORKS ND 1158 AM CDT WED APR 9 2014 DATE THU FRI SAT SUN MON TUE WED (MONTH/DAY) 04/10 04/11 04/12 04/13 04/14 04/15 04/16 RED LAKE RIVER CROOKSTON 14.3 16.2 16.8 15.2 13.7 12.5 11.2 LAT...LON 4779 9694 4771 9653 4785 9623 4785 9649 4794 9701 $$ MNC089-101657- /O.CON.KFGF.FL.W.0004.000000T0000Z-140412T1100Z/ /MKLM5.1.SM.000000T0000Z.140410T0000Z.140411T0500Z.NO/ 1158 AM CDT WED APR 9 2014 THE FLOOD WARNING CONTINUES FOR... * ...ABOVE WARREN...ON THE SNAKE RIVER. * UNTIL SATURDAY MORNING...OR UNTIL THE WARNING IS CANCELLED. * AT 10:45 AM WEDNESDAY THE STAGE WAS 68.6 FEET. * MINOR FLOODING IS OCCURRING AND DURING THE NEXT 7 DAYS...MINOR FLOODING IS FORECAST. * MINOR FLOOD STAGE IS 67.0 FEET. * FORECAST...THE RIVER WILL RISE TO A CREST NEAR 68.8 FEET SOMETIME WEDNESDAY EVENING. THE RIVER WILL FALL BELOW FLOOD STAGE EARLY FRIDAY MORNING. * THE RIVER IS FORECAST TO CREST AT 68.8 FEET ON WEDNESDAY EVENING DURING THIS 7-DAY PERIOD. &&
20130513093342Picard PointMNMille Lacs Lake05/11/20132013Break-up46.13361111-93.59055555--unknown-Dennis Anderson, Star Tribune columnist in MN posted a video by Darla Johnson and photos at Picard Point by Steve Fellegy, Mille Lacs resident, http://www.startribune.com/sports/blogs/207063161.html, capturing the breakup lake ice on Mille Lacs Lake, MN being pushed onshore due to strong winds across the lake, resulting in structural damage to homes along the shore. In a 12 May 2013 article by Daniel Arkin, Staff Writer for NBC News, NBC meteorologist Dylan Dreyer reported that, "Amateur video footage captured at the scene shows 2-foot blocks of wind-whipped ice jams stubbornly inching across residential patios at a speed of 2-feet-per-minute." According to a 13 May 2013 article in the Boston Herald, WCCO-TV reported that the ice from Lake Mille Lacs (MILL LAX) reached the doors and windows at the Izatys (eye-ZEHT'-ees) Resort on Saturday morning. National Weather Service Meteorologist Shawn Devinny reported that 30 to 40 mph winds on Saturday 11 May pushed the water into the ice, driving it ashore. The winds eased up on Sunday, giving the shoreline a reprieve. The Department of Natural Resources reported that approximately 10 miles of shoreline are affected, with the ice in some areas reaching up to 30 feet high.
20130427153046ClimaxMNSand Hill River04/26/20132013Break-up47.61194444-96.81444444-CLXM5not flooding-As was reported in a River Forecast issued by the National Weather Service North Central River Forecast Center in Twin Cities/Chanhassen, MN at 807 PM CDT Fri 26 Apr 2013, Sand Hill River at Climax MN [CLXM5], was forecast to rise to near Moderate Flood levels due to backwater from ice on the mainstem of the Red River of the North, with the crest anticipated to be 22-24 ft, late next week. Flood Stage is 20.0 ft. The observed Sand Hill River stage [CLXM5] value was 13.72 ft at 12:45 PM 27 Apr 13; and 18.31 ft at 3:45 PM CDT 1 May 13.
20130416114915DuluthMNDuluth Ship Canal04/12/20132013Combination46.78005555-92.08938888--not flooding-As was reported by KDAL 610 Duluth MN at 6:19 am CDT Sunday 14 Apr 2013, "As many as nine ships were waiting outside the Duluth-Superior harbor early Saturday after several days of strong east winds stopped traffic by packing ice into the harbor entrance. The Coast Guard cutter Alder cut a path and a break in the weather also helped get the ships moving again later on Saturday. " The Duluth News Tribune reported at 12:00 am CDT 14 Apr 2013 that the Duluth Harbor had been clear of ice for a couple of weeks, but then, according to Justin Bravatto, U.S. Coast Guard command duty officer for the Sault Ste. Marie sector, which is responsible for icebreaking operations on Lake Superior, the strong northeast winds on 11 and 12 April, gusting in excess of 50 mph, brought the ice back. The Coast Guard cutter Alder, accompanied by a couple of tugs, started making a channel 10 am Saturday 13 Apr 2013, thus enabling the 9 ships anchored in Lake Superior to make their way through the channel.
20131212100106PlummerMNClearwater River03/19/20122012-47.92333333-96.0405078000---USGS Water Resources Data for Minnesota WY 2012 reported an annual maximum peak stage of 6.64ft on 19-MAR-2012 due to backwater from ice at USGS gaging station 05078000 Plummer, MN. The average daily discharge was estimated at 446cfs.
20131212154146FisherMNRed Lake River03/19/20122012-47.80027777-96.8086111105080000---USGS Water Resources Data for Minnesota WY 2012 reported an annual maximum peak stage of 22.42ft on 19-MAR-2012 due to backwater from ice at USGS gaging station 05080000 Fisher, MN. The average daily discharge was estimated at 4,460cfs.
20131213103459CaribouMNRoseau River03/18/20122012-48.98166666-96.4627777705112000---USGS Water Resources Data for Minnesota WY 2012 reported an annual maximum peak flow of 715cfs on 18-MAR-2012 due to backwater from ice at USGS gaging station 05112000 Caribou, MN. The gage height was not reported.
20131213104255ClimaxMNSand Hill River03/17/20122012-47.61194444-96.8144444405069000---USGS Water Resources Data for Minnesota WY 2012 reported an annual maximum peak stage of 6.91ft on 17-MAR-2012 due to backwater from ice at USGS gaging station 05069000 Climax, MN. The average daily discharge was estimated at 270cfs.
20131212100352Red Lake FallsMNClearwater River03/15/20122012-47.8875-96.2736111105078500---USGS Water Resources Data for Minnesota WY 2012 reported an annual maximum peak stage of 5.32ft on 15-MAR-2012 due to backwater from ice at USGS gaging station 05078500 Red Lake Falls, MN. The average daily discharge was estimated at 937cfs.
20131213115338Twin ValleyMNWild Rice River03/15/20122012-47.26666666-96.2444444405062500---USGS Water Resources Data for Minnesota WY 2012 reported an annual maximum peak stage of 4.98ft on 15-MAR-2012 due to backwater from ice at USGS gaging station 05062500 Twin Valley, MN. The average daily discharge was estimated at 365cfs.
20131213103139RossMNRoseau River03/15/20122012-48.91027777-95.9216666605107500---USGS Water Resources Data for Minnesota WY 2012 reported an annual maximum peak stage of 8.55ft on 15-MAR-2012 due to backwater from ice at USGS gaging station 05107500 Ross, MN. The average daily discharge was estimated at 606cfs.