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Spokane River levels higher than normal with rain sweeping Inland Northwest

Spokane River levels higher than normal with rain sweeping Inland Northwest

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Spokane river levels higher than normal with rain sweeping Inland Northwest

Spokane river levels higher than normal with rain sweeping Inland Northwest

North Spokane's 'bridge to nowhere' set to link with I-90 around 2030

North Spokane's 'bridge to nowhere' set to link with I-90 around 2030

Community discusses North Spokane Corridor's final connection project

Community discusses North Spokane Corridor's final connection project

Upriver Drive closes for 11 days as Spokane River pedestrian bridge takes shape

Upriver Drive closes for 11 days as Spokane River pedestrian bridge takes shape

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Boomtown: North Spokane Corridor construction sees progress, stays on track for 2030 completion

Boomtown: North Spokane Corridor construction sees progress, stays on track for 2030 completion

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Boomtown: North Spokane Corridor construction sees progress, stays on track for 2030 completion

Boomtown: North Spokane Corridor construction sees progress, stays on track for 2030 completion

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1,400-home development in North Spokane raises traffic and congestion concerns

WSDOT's plans for North-South Freeway's final stretches unveiled | Boomtown

This year, the Spokane River showed us many different highs and lows. From muddy flood flows in February, to critically low water in August, and back to seasonally high flows in December, these big swings are becoming more common as our precipitation patterns and climate change. Paying attention to these shifts is the first step toward protecting the river. These changes also remind us why monitoring and advocacy matter more than ever. #spokaneriver #fortheriver #2025 #riverkeeper #cleanwater |

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Section of the Spokane River in the valley are running dry. We see low flows every summer, but not nearly this low. This can have serious impacts to aquatic life and other wildlife that depend on the river. It’s also a scary indicator of the significant challenges our watershed is facing. These videos were taken along the Centennial Trail in Spokane Valley, between mile markers 7 and 8. While there are many factors that impact river flows, this section is heavily impacted by the aquifer. During

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Cutting straight through Spokane, the Spokane River delivers rare urban waterfalls and powerful currents. Its swift drop shaped industry, hydropower, and the city’s layout. Here, geography doesn’t drift — it drives progress. #SpokaneRiver #Washington #USGeography #RiverSystems #UrbanGeography #Hydropower #PacificNorthwest #MapFacts #GeographyFacts #DidYouKnow #ViralFacts #fblifestyle | U.S Life Scene

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The Spokane River is currently raging at 16,800 cubic feet per second. That’s enough water to fill Comstock Pool every 2.7 seconds! 💧💧💧 | Spokane Parks and Recreation

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The Spokane River is currently flowing at 20,800 cubic feet per second. That's enough to fill over 3,500 bathtubs every second! 🛁🛁🛁 | Spokane Parks and Recreation

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The Spokane River flow is now up to 23,000 cubic feet per second. That’s enough water to fill Shadle water tower’s 4.8 million gallon reservoir in less than 30 seconds! 💧💧💧 | Spokane Parks and Recreation

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These are not typical December flows for the Spokane River, and our thoughts are with all those across the state impacted by recent flooding. We are grateful for all the support provided by our brave first responders and urge everyone to remain vigilant and listen carefully to alerts from county and emergency management departments. | Spokane Indians

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Spokane River surges amid atmospheric river in Washington, USA

The Spokane River is currently raging at 18,700 cubic feet per second. That’s enough water to fill all six city pools combined (1.9M gallons) in under 14 seconds! 💧 💧 💧 | Spokane Parks and Recreation

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Traffic Alert: Water system project to impact traffic at northwest Spokane intersection

PROJECT SEARCH: Learn about the Project SEARCH secondary transition program during their information night Tuesday, March 27, from 6-7:30 p.m. at Providence Sacred Heart Medical Center, 101 W. 8th, in the Mother Joseph Room, located in the cafeteria. Find out if this program is right for you or someone you know! Project SEARCH is a one-year internship program for students with disabilities, between the ages of 19-21 and in their last year of school. It is targeted to students whose goal is compe

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I-90/Valley High Performance Transit Project - Spokane Transit Authority

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Spokane River access resumes amid suitable flow levels

This year took work, patience, and community. Thanks to everyone who showed up for the Spokane River. We took the photos and videos, but the best moments with the river are the ones you have to be there for. #spokaneriver #2025season #fortheriver #riverkeeper | Spokane Riverkeeper

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Major infrastructure project impacts Northwest Spokane traffic

North-South Freeway funding will continue for 2 more years; but then what? | Boomtown

Spokane Valley drivers face lane cuts on Trent for rail project

North Spokane Corridor project may face further delays

Officials to celebrate progress of North Spokane Corridor, groundbreaking for latest BNSF project

The Spokane River is currently flowing 18,600 cubic feet per second, more than five times higher than the same day last year! 🌊 Please enjoy the views responsibly and follow local safety guidance. Here are a few locations you can view the falls at: 1. Riverfront Park (upper falls) 2. Numerica SkyRide (lower falls) 3. Place of Truths Plaza (across the street from the downtown Public Library - lower falls) 4. Monroe Street Bridge (lower falls) 5. Veterans Court (North of the Post St. Bridge - low

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North Spokane Corridor: Everything you need to know

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