An ice jam has developed in the Ausable River, specifically on the east branch near Au Sable Forks, New York, prompting warnings from the U.S. National Weather Service. This ice jam, approximately two miles long, caused minor flooding on Sunday afternoon. Although the jam in Au Sable Forks cleared by mid-afternoon, additional ice jams persist in Clintonville and Keeseville Village. While these jams are not currently causing flooding, the National Weather Service advises that there is potential for flooding if the ice shifts downstream in the coming hours and days. The unpredictable nature of ice jams means that conditions can change rapidly, posing a risk to nearby residents and infrastructure.