April 6, 2022.
Hangingstone River no longer has any ice, and is flowing into the Clearwater, which still has ice. The Athabasca River seems to be melting in place, especially near the Thickwood Interchange.
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April 11, 2022. After a lot of snow, I was able to fly a few times to check on the rivers, but the wind kept the flights short 
Clearwater has open water at the Hangingstone and at Snye Point. Athabasca River has open water near the Thickwood Interchange.
April 11 Drone video:
Quick video (actually just a view from my drone in photo mode):
Video from around noon on April 21, 2022:
And the obligatory 360º panorama (click to activate viewer):
Video from April 21, 2022, around 8pm or so:
April 22, 2022. A couple of 360º Panoramic Photos:
Athabasca River:
Clearwater River:
April 22, 2022, Athabasca River south of the bridges:
April 22, 2022: Checking on the Clearwater and Athabasca Rivers (Timelapse version!)
It’s not a good idea to fly a drone over traffic, Miguel. It’s dangerous. It could distract drivers, or cause an accident if the drone falls!
Pam’s shot, under the bridges.
The rest of Pam’s photos are on her site: Spring in Fort McMurray – PixelPam
