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    I was wondering when stories like this would start to show up


    https://weather.com/news/news/2019-0...ska-iowa-texas


  2. #170

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    Quote Originally Posted by mahtoo View Post
    You're welcome. I suggest you don't wait too long. If indeed the Morganza structure is opened you are more likely to encounter the No Parking restrictions that Helmut has mentioned. For all I know those parking restrictions might already be in place.
    I'm hearing rumors that Hwy 1 over the Morganza structure has been closed to traffic. Trying to verify.

  3. #171

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    East side at Morganza 2011. Dust from dump trucks delivering sand and such. That was on Mother's Day. Kind of puts things in perspective what is occurring 2 months prior to May this year

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    View from west side.

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    Man this stuff is so interesting for the uninformed......what is the latest guess based upon the winter storm Ulmer and the bad flooding up North? Also anybody got the dynamite thing? Wasn’t there a big discussion with BWK about the volume of water going into the spillways based upon gates open and why aren’t the gates opened now?


  6. #174

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    Quote Originally Posted by Boomer View Post
    winter storm Ulmer,
    Are you speaking of the cold front traversing the US with an unusually deep low pressure center?

    https://www.livescience.com/62085-wi...orm-names.html

    There’s a link in there for the 10 worst US blizzards. Amazing how long ago (relative to minute recording time frame) many of those happening. Darn cows!

  7. #175

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    Quote Originally Posted by Boomer View Post
    Man this stuff is so interesting for the uninformed......what is the latest guess based upon the winter storm Ulmer and the bad flooding up North? Also anybody got the dynamite thing? Wasn't there a big discussion with BWK about the volume of water going into the spillways based upon gates open and why aren't the gates opened now?
    The gates? The ORCS gates are operating, Bonnet Carre is open I believe, and the trigger point to open Morganza hasn't been reached yet. Not sure which gates you are asking about.

    I'm assuming the "dynamite thing" you are talking about was when they blew up the levee south of new orleans during the 1927 flood. Here is a picture of that.
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  8. #176

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    Quote Originally Posted by CharlieK View Post
    The gates? The ORCS gates are operating, Bonnet Carre is open I believe, and the trigger point to open Morganza hasn't been reached yet. Not sure which gates you are asking about.

    I'm assuming the "dynamite thing" you are talking about was when they blew up the levee south of new orleans during the 1927 flood. Here is a picture of that.

    ORCS is passing 543000 CFS as of this morning. Bonnet Carre is opened but not all the way. Correct on Morganza.

    The storm that dumped a Blizzard on Denver Wednesday into Thursday is now dumping rain and snow in the upper midwest and is not helping things at all. Fortunately the Mississippi river is stabilizing at Vicksburg and stations south. they are predicting the river to start receding on about the 21st of March. We shall see.

  9. #177

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    Quote Originally Posted by HelmutVII View Post
    ORCS is passing 543000 CFS as of this morning. Bonnet Carre is opened but not all the way. Correct on Morganza.

    The storm that dumped a Blizzard on Denver Wednesday into Thursday is now dumping rain and snow in the upper midwest and is not helping things at all. Fortunately the Mississippi river is stabilizing at Vicksburg and stations south. they are predicting the river to start receding on about the 21st of March. We shall see.
    Is the max design thru ORCS still 620,000? Or is it more now with the hydro plant?

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    Flooded poor black farmers in Plaqumine and St Bernard Parishes.

    White privileged


  11. #179

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    Found it, max design discharge at ORCS is 700,000 cfs

    https://www.mvn.usace.army.mil/Porta...olBrochure.pdf


  12. #180

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    "The Cooper Nuclear Station lies just downstream of Nebraska City, and the nuclear power plant is expected to close this weekend due to high flood waters on the Missouri River. The plant was able to stay open during the record 2011 flood, so this may be the first time the plant is closed for flooding."

    Not good.


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