Very doubtful. The spring run is a lot longer. It would take quite a bit of rise for the river to overcome the flow from there.
Rob Neto
Chipola Divers
Cozumel Caves Expeditions
"Survival depends on being able to suppress anxiety and replace it with calm, clear, quick and correct reasoning..." -Sheck Exley
I don't think Ginnie, or Devil's Eye have ever totally flooded. I have had to walk (wade) to Devil's Eye from the road between the checkin/shop, and the Ginnie parking lot. Flow and viz were way down, but divable.
The issue with the Ballroom is, it won't be a "legal" cavern dive, if the tanic water gets over the entrance, and blocks off the sunlight. That hasn't happened in several years.
I heard the flow was kicking pretty strong at Ginnie. Has anyone been there within the last couple days? Any predictions for the weekend?
~Kevin
"Bad brakes never stopped anyone. Besides, all they do is slow you down."
Was there today, flow was nothing(for ginnie)
"One never truly knows one's limits until they are encountered. Once a limit is reached and exceeded, return is not always possible. This razor is dangerously sharp. It divides those seeking the knowable end from those who have found the ultimate destination."
Back in 'bout 1988, there was a huge flood at Ginnie. River water intruded into the Ear/Eye. The entire grounds around all the springs were completly flooded. you could not get near any of the springs.
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