I have found this to be an excelent site for current and trending river levels locally. Safe Diving Ken
http://www.srwmd.state.fl.us/realtim...iverlevels.asp
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I have found this to be an excelent site for current and trending river levels locally. Safe Diving Ken
http://www.srwmd.state.fl.us/realtim...iverlevels.asp
I've been watching that too. Starting to come down but not looking too good. Supposed to head down on the 25th. Talked to Bill Rennaker on Monday night. Said only Peacock and Ginnie are still "open" and wasn't sure what to expect. If things don't improve FAST the few places that remain diveable are going to be wall to wall. Have to take a number and wait in line!! Hope for the best.
Gary
When everything was blown except for Ginnie and the Mill Pond earlier this year, it was busy, but never 'that' busyQuote:
Originally Posted by Garyd
that's true, but 'diver season' has just kicked in and people have more time off with the holidays coming and all...:smt102Quote:
Originally Posted by inkdiver
It has rained hard the last 24hr in South GA,which is what has caused the current river rise.
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Originally Posted by DogDiver
We at CDF have also added this "sticky" post to the top of the Dive Reports awhile back:
http://www.cavediver.net/forum/showthread.php?t=6865
am I missing something? isn't every day "diver season" :yawinkle:Quote:
Originally Posted by guru caver
What's the bag limit?Quote:
Originally Posted by inkdiver
It has also been raining for the last 24hrs in the panhandle. The Chipola has risen from 6' to 12' over night. Forecast for a peak of 22' on Sunday!Quote:
Originally Posted by Kelly Jessop
http://ahps.srh.noaa.gov/ahps2/hydro...,1,1,1,1,1,1,1
This is what happened last February when JB was blown for a day and the flow went up.
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Originally Posted by Kelly Jessop
and its still raining!!! 6+ inches thus far.