Orange tags are tied to doors to signify an evacuated home as the Souris River is welling in size and breached dikes built to contain the water here June 23. By June 29, Mouse River pressures and heights will reach unprecedented levels - seven to ten feet higher than the all time record with pressures reaching approximately 16,000 cubic feet per second. On June 22, the river, breached the levees and the warning sirens sounded requiring the immediate evacuation of over 11,000 Minot residents to include nearly 1,000 Air Force Global Strike Command airmen.
<dl><dd>Unit: 5th Bomb Wing Public Affairs</dd>
<dd>DVIDS Tags: Flooding; Minot Air Force Base; Flood11; North Dakota Senior Airman Jesse Lopez</dd></dl>
Senior Airman Jesse Lopez
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