Dworshak’s Cool Outflows Hit Maximum With Hopes Of Keeping Lower Snake Below 68 Degrees

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Spill levels were pushed up late Wednesday morning at west-central Idaho’s Dworshak Dam in order to flush more cooling water into the lower Snake River ahead of advancing temperatures there.

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