The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has changed its rating of the Oahe Dam north of Pierre from "high risk" to "very high risk". But be chill—Bob Mercer reports this rating doesn't mean we have to evacuate the capital: The corps operates Oahe Dam and five other major dams on the Missouri River as part of its Omaha district.

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Calgary is set to experience a prolonged period of warm and bright weather over the next five days, according to the latest forecast. The city's temperatures will rise above seasonal averages, providing a welcome respite from the cooler conditions that have been prevalent in recent weeks. This weather pattern is expected to continue through the weekend, offering residents an opportunity to enjoy outdoor activities without the typical autumn chill. The forecast indicates clear skies and mild temperatures, with highs reaching into the mid-teens Celsius. Meteorologists note that this trend is a temporary deviation from the usual seasonal norms, but it will provide a pleasant break for Calgarians. The extended period of favorable weather comes as the city transitions into the fall season, with the potential for cooler temperatures to return later in the week. Local authorities have not issued any weather-related advisories for the upcoming days, suggesting that the conditions will be ideal for both outdoor recreation and daily commutes. The forecast is particularly welcome after a series of cooler, wetter days that have characterized the early part of the autumn season in Calgary. Residents are encouraged to take advantage of the sunny weather while it lasts, as the return of more typical fall conditions is anticipated to follow the current warm spell.