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When rainfall will drive back salt water in the Mississippi River is still a guessing game

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It could be November or even December before enough rain falls in parts of the upper Mississippi, Missouri and Ohio river basins. It could take another two weeks after the rain for that water to reach New Orleans. The lack of water in the river this year throughout the Midwest, stretching south to New Orleans, can be blamed largely on an unusually long-lasting ridge of high pressure.

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When rainfall will drive back salt water in the Mississippi River is still a guessing game

A complex combination of daily weather events and long-term climate issues have combined to cloud efforts to predict when the wedge of salt water threatening New Orleans-area water supplies will

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Nola broke the news in New Orleans, United States on Saturday, September 30, 2023.
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