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The flood outlook released Friday shows a 90 percent chance for major flooding in Fargo because snow there is heavily packed and the soil is saturated.
In this March 1, 2010 photo, volunteer Heather Lowry stacks sandbags in Fargo, ND, as the city begins preparations for a possible second straight year of major flooding from the Red River.
Friday, March 05, 2010 at 2:44 p.m. Read more: National , Weather , National Weather Service , North Dakota , Flooding , Red River , North Dakota Flooding FARGO, N.D. a ' The National Weather Service says there's a high risk for major flooding along North Dakota's Red River in the same area where residents held off record high waters last year.
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Walaker: Fargo preparing for flood event in the "upper 30s" Walaker said at this point, the city is preparing for a Red River crest somewhere in the "upper thirties", sometime in April.
A series of neighborhood flood meetings for Fargo residents starts tonight. All of them are taking place at the Civic Centennial Hall and are a chance for residents to ask questions specific to their neighborhood.
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North Dakota has an "incredible risk" of record spring flooding in Fargo, while major floods near Minot and Bismarck are possible from the winter's heavy snowfall, National Weather Service analysts said.