Water users dealing with a dry Milk River following siphon burst

It's been just over two months since a siphon burst in Montana led to the Milk River drying up. Since then the Town of Milk River has been doing what it can to manage the problem. Before it failed,  the siphon diverted water from the St Mary River to the Milk River.          Now the flow rate of the river has gone from over 17 cubic metres per second to less than one. “We got through the most critical high temperature low flow period," said