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Potomac Fish Kill Linked to Heat | Washington DC News
A massive fish kill is unfolding along a stretch of the Potomac River, with thousands of dead and dying fish washing ashore—spreading over several miles and intensifying over the weekend. While initially linked to the January sewage pipe burst, Maryland officials now say the die-off is likely due to extreme water temperatures hitting the mid-90s. The golden redhorse sucker is the hardest-hit species, and while the event has slowed by Sunday, authorities urge the public to report any new sightings as they continue monitoring the situation. Thank you to our sponsor Garrett Waller Performance…
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