USCG Marine Safety Office (MSO) New Orleans issued a Marine Safety Bulletin reminding mariners to exercise extreme caution during the high water levels currently experienced on the Mississippi and other rivers. Caution is particularly called for during fleeting operations and transits of narrow passages, such as bridges.
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