US EditionOchoco National Forest Cautions Public About Spring Runoff
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Ochoco National Forest Cautions Public About Spring Runoff
As temperatures rise and spring precipitation increases, the Ochoco National Forest & Crooked River National Grassland is urging visitors to use caution. Rain-on-snow events and spring storms can lead to increased runoff and hazardous conditions—especially in areas affected by recent wildfires. Burned areas within the Wiley Flat, Rail Ridge, and Crazy Creek fires are especially prone to elevated runoff due to the severity of fire effects, unstab…
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