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Ice jam shrinks near Fort McMurray as rivers begin to clear
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Ice jam shrinks near Fort McMurray as rivers begin to clear
FORT McMURRAY — The Athabasca and Clearwater Rivers are beginning to clear as the ice jam blocking the water’s flow continues to deteriorate. According to the latest update from the Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo, warmer temperatures are helping reduce the size of the jam near Fort McMurray. Municipal officials say the front of the ice jam has now melted past the confluence of the two rivers and has shrunk by about three kilometres since …
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