Mississippi River At Lowest Point Ever In Memphis

[WMC] The Mississippi River in Memphis is at its lowest point ever. The National Weather service reports the river stage at -10.75 on Monday. The previous record is -10.70 in 1988. This means the level is below the agreed-upon zero level; it doesn’t mean the river is empty or below ground. Stage is the water level above some arbitrary point -- usually with the zero height being near the river bed -- in the river and is commonly measured in feet. [FULLSTORY]

• FOR MORE HEADLINES YOU HAVEN’T SEEN YET CLICK HERE