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    Default Re: Wanted to follow up on the exploits of the Atchafalaya and the possibility of basin floodin

    Quote Originally Posted by Ragin4U View Post
    A little like you did here? Good work.
    Sick burn.

    Can we move back onto river stages and whether or not Morgan City will exist come July, now?

  2. #146

    Default Re: OT: Mississippi River Aquapocalypse 2019

    Big storm to bring blizzard conditions to Denver tomorrow and eventually to the upper portions of the Mississippi river basin. More snow pack to the basin before the end of the week.


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  4. #148

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    Cool map from the Fisk report. The Fisk report is the report that triggered the development of the ORCS.

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  5. #149

    Default Re: OT: Mississippi River Aquapocalypse 2019

    Quote Originally Posted by HelmutVII View Post
    Big storm to bring blizzard conditions to Denver tomorrow and eventually to the upper portions of the Mississippi river basin. More snow pack to the basin before the end of the week.
    We REALLY need a few weeks of no rain for the river basin before snow melt reaches us.

    If we don't dry out, and we get a Tropical system to sit over us for a few days, those levees are toast.

  6. #150

    Default Re: OT: Mississippi River Aquapocalypse 2019

    From the fisk report:

    "Factors which will accelerate the diversionary process are
    the frequency of floods or sustained high-water flows through the dis
    tributary, continued dredging in the lower Atchafalaya Basin, and a
    critical stage of development occurring before the time of 40 per cent
    diversion. In connection with this last factor, any sudden increase in
    deterioration of the Mississippi channel immediately below the point of
    diversion should be interpreted as marking the beginning of the critical
    stage. "

    Didn't someone mention the rapid rising of the river bed below ORCS recently. One of the pieces of the puzzle. This was written before development of the ORCS, so who knows how long the structures can hold back the river....


  7. #151

    Default Re: OT: Mississippi River Aquapocalypse 2019

    Quote Originally Posted by CajunNation View Post
    We REALLY need a few weeks of no rain for the river basin before snow melt reaches us.

    If we don't dry out, and we get a Tropical system to sit over us for a few days, those levees are toast.
    That would help but it appears the weather pattern is a storm every 4 to 6 days that drops rain or snow.

  8. #152

    Default Re: OT: Mississippi River Aquapocalypse 2019

    Here is a map of the flooded areas from the Great Flood of 1927.

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  9. #153

    Default Re: OT: Mississippi River Aquapocalypse 2019

    Quote Originally Posted by cajun4life View Post
    I just saw some pictures and read some stuff on other sites. But if weather allows, I am going to fly up there on Monday and get pictures of my own.
    Did this happen?

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    Quote Originally Posted by CharlieK View Post
    Did this happen?
    I’ve flown up and down the river twice this week and I haven’t spotted them. But the water is extremely high. Many of the elevated camps on Lake Mary have water in them.

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    Default Re: OT: Mississippi River Aquapocalypse 2019

    Mississippi River Meander Belts, from a set of maps created in the 1940s...

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  12. #156

    Default Re: OT: Mississippi River Aquapocalypse 2019

    What happens if the ORCS fails:

    https://biotech.law.lsu.edu/la/geolo...-ocr-small.pdf

    The Fisk Report, that triggered the creation of the ORCS:

    https://biotech.law.lsu.edu/climate/...952-report.pdf


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