The bridge of the leaked snow calls for evacuation in Alaska, where standard floods waved

The Alaska water basin overflows its ice soda, Mendenhall Glacier, and the state capital, Juneau. Experts expect its climax from the possible event for your record today, and officials asked the population in parts of the city and the town to evacuate it.

The flood is not a surprise. Years ago, a small ice was seized on the other side of Mendenhall Glacier – which is 12 miles (19 km) from Junau – and left a basin in its wake, according to it. Associated Press. Since then, rainwater and melting of the sink have been filled over the warm months of the year, as the water sometimes leaks under or around the ice shell to Lake Mendinhol on the other side, then to the Mendinhol River and its ability.

This mechanism has caused problems since 2011. 2023 and 2024 have witnessed consecutive floods of the record. Last August, the river reached 16 feet (5 meters), which was about one foot (0.3 meters) more than the previous year. This year, experts say floods can reach between 16.3 and 16.8 feet (4.96 to 5.12 meters).

“This will be a new record, based on all the information we have,” Nicole Verren, the meteorologist at the weather service, told a press conference on Tuesday, as the Associated Press said.

Alaska Governor Mike Dniple issued a declaration of the state’s disaster on Monday, explaining that “hydrological monitoring by national weather services (NWS) and the US Geological Survey (USGS) confirms that the volume of water currently being held in the suicide basin has been reached or exceeded its levels during the previous ruling in the floods”, where it was detailed in the details in A. statement By the Department of Internal Security and Emergency Administration.

“The release is expected to affect at any time. The floods are likely to affect the Mendinhol River and the surrounding neighborhoods in the Mundenhoul Valley,” the statement continues, adding that the authorities left two miles from the anti -flood barriers along the Mendend River. In fact, the expected water was launched yesterday morning.

“The Tlingit and Haida Indian Indian Tribs in Alaska and the commander of the unified work squad for the local government that responds to the flood, according to the floods, according to the floods, we are ready for this situation. We have prepared this situation. ” Alaska lighthouse.

The pelvic flow comes during the summer, which has already seen many deadly floods throughout the United States. The tragic events withdrew the US Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) Overflow maps Return to the spotlight, along with its great effects on how societies are ready for such natural disasters.