Monday, April 2, 2012

Centennial Trail Closed In Some Places Due To High River Water

If you use the Centennial Trail, you should know there are protions of the Trail along Upriver Drive just east of Mission Avenue under water due to the rising of the Spokane River.

The Spokane Fire Department is warning you to stay out of the river and consider any part of the trail that’s under water closed.

Flows in the Spokane River are nearing 26 feet; flood stage is 27 feet. The entire river is running high and fast, and water temperatures remain very cold.
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