...Rising Water Levels on Rivers Draining the Brooks Range...
Several weather fronts moving across the northeast Brooks Range
will bring rising water levels to rivers and streams. Rainfall
totals from 0.75 to 1.50 inches are possible between Wednesday and
Friday. Some isolated locations could see higher amounts. At this
time, water levels are expected to remain within bank and below
flood stage. Those traveling and recreating on rivers and streams
draining the northeast Brooks Range are encouraged to monitor
water levels since some exposed gravel bars could become
inundated due to runoff from the rainfall.

...Rising Water Levels on Rivers Draining the Brooks Range...
Several weather fronts moving across the central and eastern
Brooks Range will bring rising water levels to rivers and streams.
Rainfall totals from 0.75 to 1.75 inches are possible through
Friday. Some isolated locations could see higher amounts. At this
time, water levels are expected to remain within bank and below
flood stage. Those traveling and recreating on rivers and streams
draining the Brooks Range are encouraged to monitor water levels
since some exposed gravel bars could become inundated due to
runoff from the rainfall.

...Rising Water Levels on Rivers Draining the Brooks Range...
Several weather fronts moving across the Brooks Range will bring
rising water levels to rivers and streams. Rainfall totals from
0.75 to 1.75 inches are possible through Friday. Some isolated
locations could see higher amounts. At this time, water levels are
expected to remain within bank and below flood stage. Those
traveling and recreating on rivers and streams draining the Brooks
Range are encouraged to monitor water levels since some exposed
gravel bars could become inundated due to runoff from the
rainfall.