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St. Louis River in Crisis | Duluth News
The St. Louis River near Thomson Reservoir is in dire straits under severe drought, with water levels so low that vegetation is invading submerged zones and algae mats are choking stagnant waters flowing at just 377 cfs—down from 1,250. Wildlife is scrambling for food as dry grass blankets the land and deer cross roads in search of sustenance. The National Drought Information System predicts this crisis will linger until October, leaving ecosystems, communities, and recreationists struggling to adapt—even as locals still brave the dangerously low flows to cool off. Listen in comfort:Get a…
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