Friday, March 27, 2009
Minnesota Public Radio Stories
An update on the Red River flooding
A climatologist, a longtime river hydrologist, and MPR reporter Dan Gunderson give us the latest information on the 2009 Red River flooding, as well as some history and lessons learned from past Minnesota floods.11:00 a.m.GuestsMark Seeley: Climatologist and meterologist, University of Minnesota.Mike Anderson: Hydrologist, North Central River Forecast Center, National Weather Service, 1979-2008.Dan Gunderson: Minnesota Public Radio reporter in MPR Moorhead Bureau since 1987. Gunderson also reported extensively on the 1997 flood.More from MPRFargo emergency flood plans (03/26/2009)The geology of the Red River flood plain (03/25/2009)Red River flood: Resources and links (03/23/2009)Resources
A look back at the 1997 Red River flood
Twelve years ago, back in 1997, Grand Forks was hit by the unimaginable -- record flood waters and a fire that destroyed much of downtown Grand Forks.12:00 p.m.More from MPRRed River flood: Resources and links (03/23/2009)Red Cross sending more people to ND flood zone (03/27/2009)The flood of 1997: Ten years after (04/17/2007)
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