The Cheboygan Dam in Michigan is at risk of overflowing due to rising water levels, which could trigger an emergency evacuation.

Early afternoon (Eastern Daylight Time) update on the Cheboygan Dam in northern Lower Peninsula of Michigan: "In addition to Cheboygan Dam – which was 6 about inches away from spilling over on Wednesday, April 15, – state officials identified six other northern Michigan dams as critical infrastructure under threat from the rising water." https://www.freep.com/story/news/local/michigan/2026/04/15/cheboygan-lock-dam-flooding-michigan-update-water-level/89614817007/ #Michigan #CheboyganMI #CheboyganDam

Not good. Latest news on Cheboygan Dam in the northern Lower Peninsula of Michigan. "If the water level reaches 6 inches below the top of the dam, at a rate of 3 or more inches per day and predicted to top the dam within 48 hours, the emergency managers' ;ready, set, go" warning system would reach the 'set' phase, meaning residents in the area should pack and prepare family, pets and vehicles for potential evacuation." https://www.freep.com/story/news/local/michigan/2026/04/14/cheboygan-dam-update-michigan/89603239007/ #CheboyganMI #Michigan #CheboyganDam