The evacuation in Alask

Some Alaska evacuate their homes while Millet Water escapes from a basin that extends by the ice Ice – which raises fears of standard floods in the American capital of the state.

The National Weather Service Office (NWS) in Juno issued a warning from the floods, as the ice water flows into the Mendinhol River, putting homes in the area at risk.

For several days, local officials warned of the population who may have to evacuate. On Tuesday, they confirmed that the water had begun to escape the snow dam and it was expected that the floods were expected to expect in the coming days.

The iceberg, a famous tourist teacher, is 12 miles (19 km) from Juneau.

The water levels reached 9.85 feet (3M) on Tuesday, less than the main flood levels that start from 14 feet, NWS said. But by Wednesday morning they were over 16 feet, which is a summit.

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

Junau City explains on the Internet that the ice lake spray occurs when snow, ice and rainy melting quickly. The process compares to withdraw the plug from the full bathtub. When Meltwaters reach a certain level, they can overcome the ice river that has already been hindered.

Alaska Governor Mike Dniple issued a declaration of government disasters on Sunday because of the “imminent threat of catastrophic floods from the Glip” in the Juno region.

The floods have been an annual anxiety in the region since 2011, when the houses were damaged and wrapped by Deleges. Last year, hundreds of housing were damaged.