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Forecasters predict late snowfall in northern Wyoming

Associated Press

FILE - In this Feb. 11, 2017, file photo, ice jams up along the Big Horn River just below the Culbertson Bridge in Worland, Wyo. While areas of Wyoming received above-average snowfall this past winter and spring, forecasters are not expecting a repeat of last year's flooding that occurred during the annual spring and summer melt. (Karla Pomeroy /Northern Wyoming Daily News via AP, File)

Wyoming snowpack runoff not expected to be as bad this year

By BOB MOEN - Associated Press

FILE - In this Feb. 14, 2017 file photo, ice that began to break up overnight shows the clearing on the Bighorn river near Worland, Wyo. Relatively minor flooding occurred in Wyoming during May from melting snow, but water experts caution residents along rivers and streams not to become complacent because the mountain snowpack remains exceptionally deep in many places and the main runoff is expected to be prolonged this year. (Karla Pomeroy/Northern Wyoming Daily News via AP, File)

Wyoming rivers on the rise from snowpack runoff

By BOB MOEN - Associated Press

CORRECTS DATE TO WEDNESDAY, MAY 28 - In this Wednesday, May 28, 2014 photo provided by the National Guard, guardsmen build a sandbag levy against floodwaters from the swollen North Platte River in Saratoga, Wyo. The river is expected to come close to reaching the record flood stage in Saratoga on Saturday. (AP Photo/National Guard)

North Platte predicted to reach record level

By BOB MOEN - Associated Press

Big snowpack means potential flooding in Wyoming

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Ample runoff forecast in Wyoming this spring

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